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What should we do with the Hubble Space Telescope?

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Parked in a safe orbit

Wait about 15 years. Turn it into a tourist attraction.

I'm sure that BFR will be up to the task.

Or alternately. By the time it's running, it should be fairly cheap to send one up to go get it.

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I really wish we could bring it back to earth and put it on display somewhere. But, without the shuttle, there’s currently no way to do that. The safe orbit idea might be difficult because gyros are failing and they will lose the ability to maneuver it properly. Better to let it burn up in re-entry.

Astrojas Level 5 May 26, 2018
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I'll take it!

MollyBell Level 7 May 25, 2018
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Just give me the joystick and get out of the way! Leave the pizza on your way out.

Lol ?
OK, but leave the brewski's for after.
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