Tu_triky wrote:he said to make that mistake the lens on a pair of prescription glasses would have be similar to the lens on the hubble telescope.
Im glad that the problem is fixable at all. :hehe: :hehe: ;)
Started by bmwracer · 1 Aug 2003 · 25,430 replies
Tu_triky wrote:he said to make that mistake the lens on a pair of prescription glasses would have be similar to the lens on the hubble telescope.
Tu_triky wrote:he said to make that mistake the lens on a pair of prescription glasses would have be similar to the lens on the hubble telescope.
bmwracer wrote:
Does the Hubble telescope have a lens? I thought it was more like a radio telescope... :headscratch:
Tu_triky wrote:yeah remember when they first sent it up the mirror was fugged up so they had to repair it on the following space shuttle mission.
bmwracer wrote:
Oh, right.
That's what they get for using those cheapie Wal-Mart mirrors.
Tu_triky wrote:haha.....good one. :lol:
what happened was they couldn't devise a way to test the curvature of the mirror in zero g environment on earth, so they didn't test it, so when it actually went up into space the mirror shape was off.
krim wrote:hey, i bought the same knit scarf for the ex a while back.
:bow:
K.T.Tran wrote:
Nice Kikku........I think thats how it would be said for "Kick"
bmwracer wrote:More covers?
Of course. :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:you got more covers than a spy on the CIA's NOC list.
bmwracer wrote:
I think you just blew mine. :sweat: :sweat:
bmwracer wrote:
So they obviously miscalculated whatever compensation factors were required when making the mirror...
Your tax dollars well spent. :shakehead: :bleh: :rolleyes:
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