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Subject: Re: HST Servicing Mission
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Date: 29 Apr 93 15:01:57 GMT
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In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] writes:
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> I have never heard of any serious consideration that HST might be brought 
> down for refurbishment.  You would have the horrendous cost of transporting,

Back in January and February there were several articles (Wash Post, Time...)
saying that NASA was "considering" the option just as it is now "considering"
a followup mission 6-12 months after the servicing mission.  However, the
down time was estimated to be a year+ (servicing, checkout, sceheduling
and training another shuttle, orbit verification...) and to be quite
expensive.  I think it may have been more a mental exercise than a
real plan.  Don't know.
 

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