NASA to Announce New Discovery by Hubble Space Telescope

NASA to Announce New Discovery by Hubble Space TelescoEp

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NASA is expected to announce a new discovery by researchers using the Hubble Space Telescope on Wednesday (Jan. 26).

The space agency has scheduled a teleconference with reporters for 1 p.m. EST (1800 GMT) on Wednesday to announce and discuss the finding, which will also be published that day in the journal Nature.

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I wonder what this could be.? I hope it is not a big let down like last time with the ET thing. I mean that was big news but the hype didnt fit the actual news,guess we will see...................................................
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Can this announcement be viewed on the NASA stream like previous announcements?
Their announcements are generally no more exciting or interesting than "the earth is round".

Audio of the teleconference will be streamed live on the space agency's website, according to NASA's announcement. The briefing coincides with research that will be released by the science journal Nature on Wednesday, the space agency said.

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Is the hubble the telescope looking for rocky planets?

Maybe they found an Earth like planet

Maybe they'll announce what I'm having for dinner.

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Audio of the teleconference will be streamed live on the space agency's website, according to NASA's announcement. The briefing coincides with research that will be released by the science journal Nature on Wednesday, the space agency said.

From the article, it doesn't sound as though it's going to be any great revelation.

ETA: paradise beat me to it.

If it was anything truly exciting the journalists at Nature would have done a pre-leak already.

It wasn't a let down before.. It was a very extraordinary find! Anything they find up there is fascinating. Can't wait to hear what it is!

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