stewart powell.d morning to you. caller: good morning to you. my feeling about nasa is that i think nasa is done. when you have multi-national forces put together to for future travel. i don't see britain, france, i don't see anybody else involved with this, and by the way, when the hubble is up there, why can it not take a picture of the moon landing that we have will a long time ago? thank you. host: mr. powell. guest: well, the hubble is taking deep space photography that we have never been able to have access to. we've seen developments in the solar system early in the life of the cosmos that we were never able to see before and i think scientists have really valued the output hubble has provided us a few years ago they went up and repaired it so it has continued operational life. in the scientific community, it has yielded unmatched results. host: from maryland, peter is on the line. go ahead with your question or comments. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i worked as a federal worker i

stewart powell.d morning to you. caller: good morning to you. my feeling about nasa is that i think nasa done. when you have multi-national forces put together to for future travel. i don't see britain, france, i don't see anybody else involved with this, and by the way, when the hubble is up there, why can it not take a picture of the moon landing that we have will a long time ago? thank you. host: mr. powell. guest: well, the hubble is taking deep space photography that we have never been able to have access to. we've seen developments in the solar system early in the life of the cosmos that we were never able to see before and i think scientists have really valued the output hubble has provided us a few years ago they went up and repaired it so it has continued operational life. in the scientific community, it has yielded unmatched results. host: from maryland, peter is on the line. go ahead with your question or commes. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. i worked as a federal worker in hun

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