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DescriptionHubble Space Telescope (27946391011).jpg	The Hubble Space Telescope (HST) begins its return——to orbit as an improved telescope after its second servicing mission in February 1997.
Date	1 July 2016, 13:24
Source	Hubble Space Telescope
Author	NASA Hubble Space Telescope

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