HST-SM4.jpeg

Summary

Description HST-SM4.jpeg	English : The Hubble Space Telescope as seen from the departing Space Shuttle Atlantis , flying STS-125 , HST Servicing Mission 4. Русский : Вид космического телескопа Хаббл с борта челнока « Атлантис », вылет STS-125 , 4-я миссия по обслуживанию орбитального телескопа.
Date	19 May 2009
Source	http://catalog.archives.gov/OpaAPI/media/23486741/content/stillpix/255-sts/STS125/STS125_ESC_JPG/255-STS-s125e011848.jpg
Author	Ruffnax (Crew of STS-125)
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