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>>ANNOUNCER: 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,

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and lift-off of the Space
Shuttle Discovery

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with the Hubble Space Telescope,
our window on the universe.

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[music]

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OVER ONE MILLION OBSERVATIONS

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GROUND-BREAKING SCIENCE

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NEBULAE

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EXOPLANETS

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STARS

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BLACK HOLES

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SOLAR SYSTEM

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DARK MATTER

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GALAXIES

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DARK ENERGY

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THE CULMINATION OF DECADES OF
HUMAN INGENUITY

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OVER 14,000 PEER-REVIEWED PAPERS

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SUPPORTED BY THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
ON THE GROUND

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AND 32 ASTRONAUTS IN SPACE

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FIVE SERVICING MISSIONS

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DATA FOR THREE NOBEL PRIZE
WINNERS

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ONE TELESCOPE

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>>JOHN GRUNSFELD: Hubble isn't
just a satellite.

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It's about humanity's quest for
knowledge.

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The only way of finding the
limits of the possible

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is by going beyond them into the
impossible.

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I want to wish Hubble its own
set of adventures,

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that it may unlock further
mysteries of the universe. 

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[music fades]

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[satellite swooshes by]

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