Earth based telescope beats Hubble.
 

http://www.beyond2000.com/news/Oct_0...y_%201390.html

"The Hubble Space Telescope has long been lauded as the biggest breakthrough in astronomical investigation. That is, until now. An international collaboration between astronomers across the globe has resulted in the creation of an Earth-sized virtual telescope that is capable of detecting features 3,000 times smaller than the Hubble can see.

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The resolution achieved by this telescope is the equivalent of sitting in New York and being able to see the dimples on a golf ball in Los Angeles."

I visited Arecibo earlier this year.

Hook a camera up to that badboy & call it the Voyeur 3,000!

you forget one thing.. they havent BUILT IT YET !!
Its like a virginity detector in a bording school, one day after Bill Clinton visited...

What did you expect? The hubble is a product of the inept retards known as NASA which is of course just another department of the inept US government.

and imagine that they DID built it. then one day they might see 0ne big door... that door will be the door into heaven, but there is a sign - and it says ; "Go Fuck Yourself" :321GFY

Huh? Retards? :1orglaugh Oh, yes, it must have been an amateur retard astronomer that found this:

Hubble Spots an Icy World Far Beyond Pluto
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/PR/2002/17/index.html
"NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has measured the largest object in the solar system ever seen since the discovery of Pluto 72 years ago"

Nothing any of us couldn't have done. :1orglaugh

Oh, here's a few more things Hubble has found:
http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/pictures.html
:)

Um... they are in the process of building it.

And, the article says: "The telescope has successfully picked up radio signals from galaxies more than 3 billion light years away.".

:1orglaugh

:Graucho

:thumbsup

It's a radio telescope and the reason the telescope is so powerful is that it is a number of telescopes linked together to make one more powerful one. The first two telescopes are in AZ and already functional as one. That's how it has "successfully picked up radio signals from galaxies more than 3 billion light years away" already.

Yes, I know. :)