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What did the hubble telescope cost?
The cost of building the Hubble Space Telescope is around the $2.5 billion mark.With operational costs, the figure is close to $6 billion.
How much money did the hubble telescope take to build?
The Hubble Space Telescope cost approximately $1.5 billion to build and launch, with additional costs for its maintenance and upgrades over the years. The telescope was launched in 1990, and its development spanned several years, beginning in the 1970s. Including operational costs, the total investment in Hubble is estimated to exceed $10 billion over its lifetime.
How much costs 200g of flour?
56p (UK)
How is the hubble space telescope bad?
firstly it costs a lot of mony and who needs it any way it just takes pictures
What does the first class stamp look like UK?
From the US, it costs 94 to send a letter to the UK.
How much does a goat cost?
A goat costs about £300 in the UK.
How much does Loft Insulation Cost UK?
It costs something
How much does it cost to call Mexico from a mobile in the UK?
It costs 7p a minute but if you have BT landline is costs 12p
How big is the lovell telescope?
The Lovell telescope has a steerable dish of 76.2 m (250 ft) in diameter
How much does an Xbox 360 cost in UK?
The 4GB Xbox 360 costs £145.00 according to Amazon in the UK.
The astronomy club plans to wash cars to raise money for a new telescope With tax the telescope costs 327.19 Estimate how many cars will have to be washed to cover the entire cost of the telescope?
Assuming each car wash earns an average of $10, they would need to wash approximately 33 cars to cover the cost of the telescope with tax. This is calculated by dividing the total cost of the telescope ($327.19) by the average earnings per car wash ($10).
Where can a celestron CPC 800 GPS be bought?
Celestron CPC 800 GPS computerized telescope can be bought at the Celestron site. Normally, the telescope costs two thousand dollars, but currently there is a sale putting it at one thousand seven hundred dollars.
