Brief
Hubble Space Telescope
The claims the writer was given for Hubble Space Telescope, in the order they were given.
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The USS Dunbar project was designed by Richard C. Hoagland and colleagues, drawing on the Star Trek motif of Gene Roddenberry, to stimulate interest in science among students at the 99% black inner-city Dunbar Senior High School by focusing research on real space science issues including the Hubble Space Telescope, the Magellan Venus Mission, and Mars.
“Drawing unabashedly upon the Star Trek motif of his friend Gene Roddenberry, the U.S.S. Dunbar was designed by Hoagland and colleagues to stimulate interest in science among the students at this 99% black inner-city school by focusing their research on various real space science issues and arguments within NASA—such as the Hubble Telescope; the Magellan Venus Mission; and Mars.”
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2
An anonymous source, in a call to Richard C. Hoagland a few months after the Mars Observer voicemails, said the Hubble Space Telescope was being used to photograph UFOs using its high-speed photometer instrument, and that the then-imminent Hubble repair mission would secretly bring back videotapes of the event.
“A few months later, another anonymous source told Hoagland that the Hubble Space Telescope was being used to “photograph UFOs” using a light gathering device called the “high speed photometer,” and that the (then) imminent “Hubble Repair Mission” was going to secretly bring back a load of videotapes of the event.”
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3
An anonymous caller, in a call to Richard C. Hoagland a couple of days after the Hubble Space Telescope call, said Hubble was to be used in a future "New World Order" laser light display in the clouds to fake the Second Coming.
“Then another caller, a couple days later, called with an even more extraordinary tale … that Hubble was to be used in a future “New World Order ‘laser light display in the clouds ... to fake the Second Coming!’””
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Richard C. Hoagland speculated that Mars Observer's laser altimeter could have been used to send a data stream over a narrow infrared beam back to Earth, where the Hubble Space Telescope's high-speed photometer could secretly detect and relay the signal.
“This powerful laser could, indeed, be used to send a data stream over a very narrow infrared beam, literally millions of miles back to Earth, where one very special instrument could secretly detect and relay the signal to the appropriate “audience” on Earth: the Hubble’s high-speed photometer.”
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5
Richard C. Hoagland never obtained proof that Mars Observer's laser altimeter was used to secretly transmit data to the Hubble Space Telescope's high-speed photometer.
“Hoagland never got any proof that this was done, but there was one more curious side bar.”
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During the STS-61 Hubble Servicing Mission, the crew brought back only Hubble's high-speed photometer instrument when they returned to Houston, after it had suddenly been declared obsolete.
“Months later, when STS-61 was sent up to rendezvous with Hubble and repair the telescope’s crippled optics, the crew only brought one piece of equipment back with them when they returned to Houston—Hubble’s suddenly, curiously “obsolete,” high-speed photometer.”
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The Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) adjusted the colour of the Martian sky in the Mars Pathfinder images to the traditional pink seen in Viking imagery, rather than the natural Earth-like blue forecast by concurrent Hubble Space Telescope imagery.
“JPL even adjusted the color of the Martian sky to appear the traditional "Viking pink" instead of the forecast (from concurrent Hubble imagery)—natural Earth-like blue”
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In 1997, before the arrival of the Mars Pathfinder spacecraft, the Hubble Space Telescope was tasked to acquire a series of weather forecast images of Mars prior to the landing.
“In 1997, before the arrival of the Mars Pathfinder spacecraft (the first NASA Lander sent to Mars since Viking), the Hubble Telescope was tasked to acquire a series of “weather forecast images” prior to the landing.”
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The 1997 Hubble Space Telescope reconnaissance of Mars detected a small dust storm less than a month before the Mars Pathfinder arrival.
“This long-distance reconnaissance detected a small dust storm less than a month before the Pathfinder arrival, which, with its potentially high winds, could have posed a serious threat to the Pathfinder entry and landing.”
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Based on the pre-landing Hubble Space Telescope images, NASA astronomers expected the Mars Pathfinder surface view to show blue skies matching the telescopic images.
“NASA astronomers working with the Hubble data fully expected a surface view to match the blue skies their telescopic images were showing”
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One of Jim Garvin's first acts at NASA Goddard was to have the Hubble Space Telescope pointed at the Moon to take new images.
“One of Garvin's first acts at Goddard was to have the Hubble telescope pointed at the Moon to take new images”
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NASA had previously claimed that the Moon was too bright for the Hubble Space Telescope to photograph.
“this was well after NASA stopped falsely claiming that "the Moon is too bright for Hubble to take an image of …"”
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The 2005 Hubble lunar imaging campaign was conducted in concurrence with promoting the President's new Space Initiative.
“This new Hubble lunar campaign was done in concurrence with promoting the President's new Space Initiative.”
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In October 2005, a new Hubble Space Telescope image of the Apollo 17 landing site was released to the web, containing three panes: a Hubble image with the landing location marked by a red X, and two panes showing a derived 3D model of the Taurus-Littrow Valley with the same red X and layering visible on the South Massif.
“When the new Hubble image was released to the web in October of 2005, it contained three views in different "panes." The leftmost pane contained the Hubble image of the Apollo 17 landing site with the actual location marked with a red "X." The two rightmost panes showed a derived 3D model of the Taurus-Littrow Valley, complete with the same red X, and … curious "layering" on the South Massif.”
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The Hubble Space Telescope planned to observe the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) impact from Earth orbit with a variety of sensors.
“the Hubble Space Telescope (in Earth orbit) will be observing the impact with a variety of sensors as well”
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In 1994, the Hubble Space Telescope photographed Saturn producing a major planetary event, a brilliant cloud erupting at 19.5 degrees north latitude.
“as was Saturn’s abrupt production of a major planetary “event,” photographed by the Hubble Space Telescope in 1994, as a brilliant cloud erupting at *19.5º N*”
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The Space Shuttle fleet serviced the Hubble Space Telescope.
“serviced the Hubble space telescope”
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The Hubble Space Telescope could only see out about 13.5 billion light years.
“until the Hubble became antiquated, because it could only see out about 13.5 billion light years.”
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