Guarding hubble telescope's future for posterity

Access through your institution Buy or subscribe Sir In her Review '18 years of science with the Hubble Space Telescope' (_Nature_ 457, 41–50, 2009), Julianne Dalcanton discusses

the telescope's remarkable achievements. I am saddened at the thought that the best end for Hubble that NASA can devise is simply to burn it up. This is a preview of subscription

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