Hubble Space Telescope

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From: Brynn Rogers
Date: Mon, 08 May 1989 18:56

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I have heard that the HST should see some thing like 10 Billion light years
out, past the edge of the Big Bang.  This should give lots of data to 
support or deny the Big Bang. (At least thats what I understand)

How good will it be at looking at Planets?
I don't think anyone has ever got a picture of pluto and it's moon (charron??)
[ Pluto is really a twin planet, right? ]
Will it take good pictures of Mars,Jupiter,...???  (better than viking,voyager?)
How about the surface of mercury?

TV newscasters should be lined up with the laywers and shot.

 Brynn Rogers    Honeywell S&RC        rogers@src.honeywell.com
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From: rogers@falcon.SRC.Honeywell.COM (Brynn Rogers)
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Subject: Hubble Space Telescope
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Date: 8 May 89 18:56:10 GMT
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