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December 13th 04, 04:44 AM
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MSNBC - How a 'safe haven' could help save Hubble
After all, if the orbiters are to be retired after ISS completion, no one's yet told me what's going to be used to service it and rotate crews. Obviously a smaller vehicle could do, but it's not here yet, either. You are assuming the current US administration gives a damn WHAT happens to ISS. Current indications are they plan to abandon it. 
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