Oct 26 1990
From The Space Library
NASA considered a proposal for a major repair of the Hubble Space Telescope that would include the reinstating of full observation abilities. In addition to replacing the telescope's main camera in 1993, as already planned, astronauts would also replace another device with corrective optics for light that reached other important scientific instruments. The plan called for repairing or replacing the craft's solar panels as well, because their vibrations had interfered with many sensitive observations. (NY Times, Oct 27/90)
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