NASA Builds A Time-Machine Telescope 100 Times As Powerful As The Hubble

MSN.com ^ | 18 November 2014 | Eric Niler

[HandyDandy]

Thank you. I checked. There are 5 currently active heliocentric artificial satellites (including Rosetta).

[zeestephen]

Re: “Serious science comments”

You guys might want to check out “Kaslin” and “SunkenCiv” for excellent science and engineering posts.

They usually post late at night, like I do, and the audience is a bit more appreciative, but not always.

I agree, though, that a lot of really cool science posts degenerate quickly to bad puns and Photoshop humor.

[zeestephen]

Well, OK!

First time I’ve noticed your name.

You will get the ping on EVERY Lagrange point question from now on.

[SunkenCiv]

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[SunkenCiv]

Thanks zs for the kind remarks!

[Dr.Deth]

D’oh. The Webb-Hubble must have been previously erected on Hillary’s Peak or something.

[mowowie]

Seems like it’s been forever waiting for this thing to launch.
This thing BETTER unfold properly when it is time....

[mowowie]

Good One!