The Camera that Saved Hubble

[propaghandi2]

The Hubble telescope always was a success to me and will always be no matter what,even if only one picture would of came out of it ;o)

props to NASA....

[ttlgirlygirl]

this is awesomeness :D!

[zythepsarian]

yeah, hubble pointed at one of the emptiest regions of space and found thousands of galaxies, its incredible some of the things its discovered

[irf147]

The Hubble took the most distant picture on september 3rd 2003. there were more than 10,000 galaxy in that picture......

[trekkie604]

Great story. It's too bad the Shuttles are retiring in a year. It would be amazing to have them bring Hubble back down to the ground and up for display.

[rbscholtus]

But that plan was abandoned a long time ago, prob due to cost considerations.

I also regret it BTW

[steam4o]

Great info! NASA. keep uploading videos to Youtube! :D

[DenvrDave]

Great story, and well told. Keep up the great work, and please keep contributing free information via the internet. Thank you.

[jgmaceachern]

fcycles, the new images should be showing up in September.

[fcycles]

Good story! I didn't know that tiny layer required to adjust the focus. I remember there was also a software correction made prior to the lens correction.

Did someone know when we should see the first image from Hubble after his last servicing mission? I hope things will came out as good as expected!

[azharali03]

where is hubble this photo is taken in past

[crimsoncoin]

is it true that Hubble is called the old man by those closest to it, very endearing and this surely is a feather in cap of NASA. the pictures it sends are real treasures aha

[EndeavourLaunch]

That Camera did more than save Hubble.

It saved NASA in the 90s.

[robthesamplist]

great story

[gridkeepermusic]

Great info.

[Flybyhacker]

great

the song good too

[manuelciosici]

the soundtrack reminds me of Star Wars

[Flybyhacker]

HAHa

[LordReserei]

I wish I could get the soundtrack to listen to it.

[Atamv]

Thx for the vid!

[CJCymru]

great video

[antiego1]

Great vid thanks nasa