Hubble 3D: Deep Space Page #2
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...it creates shock waves on their
near sides, and long tails behind.
That's why astronomers have nicknamed
these strange objects "tadpoles."
Inside each cocoon
These tadpoles might turn into
full-grown solar systems one day...
...but the continuous blast of wind
But tucked away in a calmer part
of Orion's nursery...
...Hubble has found confirmation...
...that planets are forming
around other stars.
Our own solar system
may have looked just like this...
...when the sun had formed,
but the Earth did not yet exist.
Perhaps this is how we
and our own world began.
The once-ailing
Hubble Space Telescope...
...offered its greatest performance yet...
...a glimpse of time and space astronomers
had previously only dreamed about.
But for the Hubble, time is running out...
...amid new concerns
about safety in space.
In early 2003, the tragic loss
ofspace shuttle Columbia...
...forced NASA to rethink its program.
NASA has canceled
Hubble's final service mission.
In Washington, Senator Barbara Mikulski
led the charge to review the decision...
...questioning NASA Administrator
Sean O'Keefe's January claim...
wasn't worth the cost or the risk.
Hubble is not a piece of techno-junk
that's creaky, tattered and worn.
If we do nothing,
then within about two years...
...either its gyroscopes
or its batteries will die...
...and it'll tumble out of control.
with a daring plan to reduce the risk.
If the shuttle was damaged
during launch...
...another one could come up
the other down the arm, fireman style.
We'll let them try it first.
We are going to add
a shuttle servicing mission...
...to the Hubble Space Telescope,
to the shuttle's manifest...
...to be flown before it retires.
...and for the first time,
a second orbiter stands ready...
...in case there's a call for help.
Just weeks to launch,
the Hubble crew is training hard.
The spacewalkers practice
in this six million gallon pool...
...at the Johnson Space Center.
It's the closest they can get
to zero gravity.
Motion is stopped for the stanchion.
Okay.
Four stories underwater...
...there's an entire shuttle cargo bay
and a life-size model of Hubble.
A big thing about this telescope...
...is it can point really, really accurately...
...and hold its position, and
it's the gyros that allow you to do that.
But they're in a tough spot.
- Got them?
- I got your legs.
I'm gonna move in a little bit.
We'll stick Mass,
my spacewalking partner...
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