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Rather than abandon Hubble it would seem to make more sense to abandon
the ISS and use the remaining parts to build a new smaller space station in a Hubble compatible orbit. The current ISS is in a poor orbit to please the Russians and produces very little real science. If we use the shuttle to boost a small space station closer (orbitwise) to Hubble we can have both, a space stetion (USA) and the hubble. -- free men own guns - slaves don't www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/5357/ |
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