NASA Again Delays Launch of Troubled Webb Telescope; Cost Estimate Rises to $9.7 Billion - The New York Times
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Hubble Is Slowly Falling—and SpaceX Wants to Give It a Boost | Smart News| Smithsonian Magazine
Happy birthday to the Hubble Telescope - CSMonitor.com
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The Webb Space Telescope is 100x as powerful as the Hubble. It will change astronomy. - Vox
What is the James Webb Space Telescope? Here is everything you need to know about NASA's most powerful telescope | ZDNET
Scientists Undeterred By Hubble Successor's Costs : NPR
Canada's balloon-based SuperBIT telescope could rival NASA's Hubble
Hubble identifies unusual wrinkle in expansion rate of the universe | CTV News
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SpaceX, NASA studying commercial crew mission to Hubble Space Telescope – Spaceflight Now
How much did NASA's James Webb Space Telescope cost? - USAFacts
Canadian-made space telescope to search for distant planets, explore 'origins of life' - Montreal | Globalnews.ca
The James Webb Space Telescope prompts a rethink of how galaxies form | PNAS
Retired NASA Engineers called back to fix Hubble Space Telescope - FCP Live-In
How much did NASA's James Webb Space Telescope cost? - USAFacts
As Hubble telescope reaches its quarter century 25 facts about it - Mirror Online
Webb Telescope Launch Could Shift Our Understanding of the Early Universe - WSJ
SuperBIT: A Low-Cost Telescope To Rival Hubble – Carried by a Balloon the Size of a Football Stadium
James Webb Space Telescope: Origins, design and mission | Live Science
Telescopes on the ground may be cheaper, but Hubble shows why they are not enough
