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February 23rd 04, 10:00 PM
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Whose fault will uncontrolled Hubble re-entry be?
Assuming that a robotic mission to de-orbit Hubble is not likely to
succeed (or even be launched), it looks like the cancellation of SM4 will result in an uncontrolled re-entry of Hubble. So, whose fault will this be? Or will this be yet another big space screw-up for which no one in charge will actually take any blame for? 
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