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The Hubble Telescope

Conceptualized in 1946 and launched in 1990, the Hubble telescope orbits the Earth and sends pictures back that aren't blurred by background light or the atmosphere. The telescope was named after Edwin Hubble who made a great scientific breakthrough when he found that the universe was expanding. After the Hubble Digital Camera was launched into space, one of the main mirrors was causing aberrations in the pictures being sent back to Earth. In 1993, a servicing mission was deemed necessary and they returned the telescope to its former capabilities.
Currently in 2007, several of the Hubble's turning gyroscopes have failed, and its main camera stopped working. There is a planned service mission scheduled for 2008 which will hopefully allow the telescope to function until 2013. After that, a new telescope will be launched to take its place. The James Webb Space Telescope will be superior to Astronomy the Hubble in many ways, but will only record in infrared.
Challenges were also part of the telescope's creation. It would have to able to withstand Telescope For Sale Astronomy Telescopes Telescope Sales direct passes by the sun and behind the earth. Temperatures in these areas were either extremely hot or extremely cold. The scientists finally came up with a multi-layer shroud to keep the temperature within the telescope stable at all times.
The Astrophotography Scopes mirrors were another problem Telescope Stores. They were polished and grinded from the beginning of 1979 until May Rifle Scopes of 1981. Using low expansion glass, they kept the mirror's weight at a minimum. The mirror was finished by the end of 1981, and they added a reflective coat of Aluminum and a protective coat of Magnesium Fluoride.
The Hubble has given us pictures of comets, the planets, established the presence of black holes, and other stars and galaxies nearby. To view the wondrous images, go to http://archive.stsci.edu/hst and click on gallery. You will find some of the most incredible pictures you have ever seen.

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Space Spectacular - Widescreen DVD

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Since it was established in 1958, the National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA) has taken us beyond our solar system into the cosmos. Through their imagery, we have seen what was once inconceivable.

These images are a combination of art and science. Using filters, the entire spectrum of light is captured in stunning photography, including visible, ultraviolet, and infrared light. Through illustrations, artists have provided a visual interpretation of scientific data collected from space.

Hubble: 15 Years of Discovery

Hubble: 15 Years of Discovery
On April 24th, 2005 the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope will have been in orbit around the Earth for 15 years. In many ways Hubble is the most successful scientific project in the World, and this event is not likely to go unnoticed. The European Space Agency, ESA, has decided to celebrate this anniversary with the production of a Hubble 15th Anniversary movie called Hubble - 15 Years Of Discovery. The movie covers all aspects of the Hubble Space Telescope project: a journey through the history, the trouble and the scientific successes of Hubble.

This portrait of one of the biggest scientific projects of all time contains large amounts of previously unpublished footage in uncompromised quality. With the beautiful backdrop of Hubble's visual image treasures running as a red line through the movie, the light and dreaming style tells the most interesting stories about our fascinating Universe and about the change of vision that Hubble has brought us. The movie is accompanied by custom-made music that is second to none in quality and aesthetic expression. Special features include a plasma screen saver, the O.S.T. CD, educational material, technical notation, photo gallery etc.

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Stargaze - Hubble's View of the Universe

Stargaze - Hubble's View of the Universe
"StarGaze" brings the beauty and majesty of the universe to your home theater, direct from the Hubble Space Telescope. With over an hour of the most incredible images of the universe you'll ever see, from gaseous clouds to more than 200 other astronomical objects, plus Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound music from popular new age group 2002, "StarGaze" will quickly become a favorite in your DVD collection.

Finger Wrap Heart Rate Monitor

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Get your worries and that ugly heart-rate monitor strap off your chest with this mini-heart-rate monitor that uses a finger-wrap design. This is the point-and-click, 21st century version of those huge chest-straps that require you to run feeling as if you are "the Mummy", wrapped and strapped within in an inch of the life you are trying to prolong by exercise. The Finger Wrap Heart Rate Monitor fits comfortably on your hand, making it especially easy to read when you're running. It even lets you enter your personal profile so you can calculate the number of calories you burn while exercising. Imagine being able to prove once and for all that you get more exercise watching the pulse-pounding movie Jaws than you get taking out the trash. The uses for the Strapless Heart Rate Monitor are far more than you might imagine! With alarms to tell you when a run is too strenuous or a film is too exciting, a built-in digital clock with alarm to wake you up in the event a film is clearly not exciting enough, and even the ability to download your exercise information to a PC with an additional kit, this heart rate monitor is yet another example that the future has arrived; for what else can it mean when you're able to put your own personal exercise coach to your wrist?

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MySky GPS Star Tracker

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It???s an amateur astronomer???s dream! Stargazers now have a new weapon for their celestial arsenal, the MySky GPS Star Tracker. Think of it as your own personal Ford Prefect ??? your guide to the galaxy. It has a built-in GPS, LCD display, magnetic north sensors, and electronic accelerometers. How does it work? Pop in the batteries and go outside, preferably at night. Look at a star. Wonder which one that is? Point the MySky at the star in question and push the button. The MySky will ide