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Is NASA Replacing the Hubble Space Telescope?
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NASA's $10 Billion Telescope Finally Built After a Decade of Delays
Astronauts Replace Hubble's Gyroscopes and Batteries - The New York Times
NEW JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE WILL BE THE REPLACEMENT FOR THE HUBBLE. — Steemit
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Hubble Telescope's $9.7 billion successor is finally being assembled after 12 years
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The James Webb Space Telescope Promises Celestial Images Rivaling Hubble : NPR
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The Webb Space Telescope is 100x as powerful as the Hubble. It will change astronomy. - Vox
James Webb & Hubble Telescope | The Space Techie
Hubble Space Telescope's replacement arrives at NASA's Johnson Space Center
