About 93,000,000 miles. It is in "low earth orbit" which means it is around 400 miles +/- a few, above the earth.
The Hubble Space Telescope is 600km above the Earth's surface.
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the hubble telescope
I think that that Hubble telescope uses sun's light energy which then is used to make electricity.
There's no such thing as "inexhaustible energy". However, the Hubble is powered by solar cells, and the Sun is expected to last billions of years longer than the Hubble itself, so as far as the telescope is concerned it's "inexhaustible".
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559 km (347 miles)
Because the Sun is too close and too bright.
Hubble can't be pointed anywhere near the sun without being damaged. Mercury and Venus never travel far from the sun which is why they only ever appear in the early evening/early morning sky.
On our ability to view space is limited because of all the particles in our atmosphere that filter or refract light as it passes from space to us. The Hubble Space telescope was built to be an orbiting Telescope that was out of our atmosphere. It was used to probe the earliest reaches of the universe. The Hubble is roughly 370 miles from the Earth's surface. The newest space telescope created by NASA is the James Webb Space Telescope. That will be far more powerful than Hubble and will be in orbit around the sun 1 Million miles from Earth.
365 Days.
Hubble's orbit is 366 miles (589 kilometers) above Earth