/sci/ - Science & Math

Anyone know where I can get the entire archive of Hubble imagery? I'm talking like those shitty-HTML white background pages, none of these flashy image galleries with highlights. Where is the full list?

>>10546022
>Hubble telescope for a potential retrieval and repair mission
Hear me out guys. If you service the parts that failed and the ones that can be serviced in orbit. The cost will be still smaller that a new telescope with the same size. Just send it back in orbit and you just pay the ground crew for the mission. It is not a problem that is outdated technology. You still can do good science on it.

reminder that
>hubble space telescope was launched in 1990
>NASA fucks up and it doesn't work until 1993 when astronauts have to go fix the mirror
>second repairing mission in 1997 breaks something and drastically lowers its functional life
>collumbia disaster means they cancel any future repairing missions after the third
>breaks in 2004 for no fucking reason
>completely shuts down in 2007

Jesus, how the fuck can you fail this hard?