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NASA seeks commercial ideas for extending Hubble’s mission

The agency’s request for information asks about raising the telescope’s orbit, servicing it or planning its eventual disposal.

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  • NASA says responses are due by 3 p.m. EST on Nov. 30.
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The request explores options for Hubble, which NASA says has science work ahead.

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NASA will accept responses until Nov. 30.

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  1. NASA seeks commercial ideas for extending Hubble’s mission

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  2. The agency’s request for information asks about raising the telescope’s orbit, servicing it or planning its eventual disposal.

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  3. NASA says responses are due by 3 p.m. EST on Nov. 30.

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  4. The request explores options for Hubble, which NASA says has science work ahead.

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