Think you can save the Hubble Space Telescope? NASA wants to know.

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Ars Technica	Think you can save the Hubble Space Telescope? NASA wants to know.	The space agency solicited ideas for reboosting Hubble four years ago, but they didn't go anywhere.	31 Oct, 00:07	31 Oct, 00:30	0m	arstechnica.com	First Page headline
Gizmodo	NASA’s Begging the Commercial Space Industry to Save the Doomed Hubble Telescope	Budget gutted and shuttles grounded, the federal agency can only appeal to the private sector for help.	31 Oct, 16:26	31 Oct, 16:30	16h	gizmodo.com	Latest

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