Rick Fienberg

Editor-in-Chief of Sky and Telescope

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Editor-in-Chief of Sky and Telescope, a monthly magazine that covers astronomy

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Since it was launched into orbit in 1990, the  Hubble Telescop e has produced spectacular images of the universe, popularized astronomy and advanced the understanding of space.

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Since it was launched into orbit in 1990, the Hubble Telescop e has produced spectacular images of the universe, popularized astronomy and advanced the understanding of space.

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