In message , Scott M. Kozel
writes

That is basically what I thought. I think that it would be fascinating
to some day be able to see the HST in the Smithsonian Air and Space
Museum, and that would be easy for me as the new museum annex is less
than 100 miles from where I live (Virginia); but I can't see the
justification for a $500+ million shuttle mission being built around
a returning the HST if the mission is not justifiable for non-HST
reasons.

Surely you can see the HST (or its spare), unless it's been removed?
They even took a component from it for a servicing mission. Let it go.
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