Corning, Kodak, and Hubble - The Pigeon Roost
Aderholt salutes the Hubble Space Telescope on its 30th birthday
This photo shows the Hubble Space Telescope's fully assembled Optical Telescope Assembly (OTA) at the then Perkin-Elmer plant in Danbury, Connecticut in October 1984. Hubble's design consists of two hyperbolic mirrors, one
Hubble Space Telescope Assembly
TELESCOPE MIRROR, 1984. /nOptical engineers at the Perkin-Elmer Corporation clean the face of the 94-inch primary mirror for NASA's Space Telescope, prior to its coating with a reflective surface. Photograph, 1984 Stock
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The 2.4-metre Hubble Space Telescope (HST) primary mirror nears completion at Perkin-Elmer's Optical Facility at Wilton, Connecticut. The mirror has j Stock Photo - Alamy
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This photograph shows the Hubble Space Telescope's (HST's) Primary Mirror being polished at the the Perkin-Elmer Corporation's large optics fabrication facility. After the 8-foot diameter mirror was ground to shape and polished,
Former Danbury workers still proud of Hubble telescope's launch 25 years ago
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Hubble Space Telescope
1979 Perkin Elmer Hubble Space Telescope Flight Mirror 8x10 Photo and Lithograph | #1859867945
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![the difference a 2.2 micrometer defect can make. this is M100, as pictured by the Hubble Telescope before and after the problem was solved [x-post from r/pics] : r/space](https://external-preview.redd.it/SM4iKoEgqofKYkDolVJcBhFSQZAPe9zobqF6TK1i1EI.jpg?auto=webp&s=c3b1b5cb91eea6c417586bb451f2dad2154e6dbb "the difference a 2.2 micrometer defect can make. this is M100, as pictured by the Hubble Telescope before and after the problem was solved [x-post from r/pics] : r/space")
the difference a 2.2 micrometer defect can make. this is M100, as pictured by the Hubble Telescope before and after the problem was solved [x-post from r/pics] : r/space
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Hexagon looked at the earth, the Hubble looked at the stars — Hexagon KH-9
