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NBC2 News - 2Day in History on April 24, 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope was launched into low Earth orbit! What will make history today? NBC2 News Today has everything you need
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NASA's Kennedy Space Center - Thirty years ago today, Hubble launched aboard the space shuttle Discovery, along with a five-astronaut crew. Deployed into Earth orbit a day later, the telescope opened a
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Telescopes on the ground may be cheaper, but Hubble shows why they are not enough
