Daily Gusto: Another reason to keep the Hubble

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April 28, 2006

Another reason to keep the Hubble

The eggheads are learning things from the Hubble Telescope. But even if they weren't, it serves an even greater purpose: you and me are seeing our universe. Nothing compares to the majesty and just plain coolness of seeing a comet breaking up. The closest this comet will come to us is 7.3 million miles away. But the Hubble puts it on our desktop with video like this.

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