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Earendel star: Hubble Space Telescope sees most distant star ever, 28 billion light-years away | CNN
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NASA builds a new Time Machine - Freshwater Reporter
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Hubble is paving scientific paths for James Webb Space Telescope
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We Have Now Reached The Limits Of The Hubble Space Telescope
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