Our Powerful, Shiny New Space Telescope Got Its First Upsetting Ding

The Atlantic·Jun 14

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A new space telescope has been damaged, receiving its first dent. The extent of the damage and its impact on the telescope's operations are unclear. The incident occurred as the telescope continues to make new discoveries, although details of the damage are not specified in reports about recent astronomical findings.

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