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By: Things You Should Read On the Internet | Cosmic Variance

Things You Should Read On the Internet | Cosmic Variance — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 16:30:08 +0000

[...] but this one and this one ain’t too shabby. The big news this week was that there will be a servicing mission to HST, which should keep it alive for several more years. I have slightly mixed feelings about this. HST [...]

By: Dr Doug

Dr Doug — Tue, 07 Nov 2006 16:37:38 +0000

Phil: My recollection is that the FGS’s have lenses or at least Koester’s prisms in the optical path. Otherwise, no. The COSTAR ‘contact lens’ is all mirrors. Barb McCulski did call Hubble a “techno-turkey” when the aberration problem was discovered, but since COSTAR she has been supportive, I’ll admit.

By: Things You Should Read On the Internet | Cosmic Variance

Things You Should Read On the Internet | Cosmic Variance — Sat, 04 Nov 2006 21:10:03 +0000

[...] An archive of the Top 100 Images from the Hubble Space Telescope. This one is my favorite: but this one and this one ain’t too shabby. The big news this week was that there will be a servicing mission to HST, which should keep it alive for several more years. I have slightly mixed feelings about this. HST has been an amazing instrument, and I was pushing to save it from my earliest blogging days. It does cost money, though, and NASA is in the midst of a budget crisis that is leading it to dismantle much of its astrophysics program. I was part of the committee that set up the original Beyond Einstein program, which proposed a program consisting of five near-term and mid-term missions: Constellation-X (an X-ray satellite), LISA (gravitational waves), Dark Energy Explorer (using either supernovae or weak lensing), Inflation Probe (looking for tensor modes in the CMB), and Black Hole Finder. Now we have a National Academies panel that will be looking over all of these to decide which one of them to actually go forward with. Still, the money spent on science is not a zero-sum game, so I’m happy to see Hubble saved for a while. [...]