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00:00:00:001280×720 · 23 fps
A whiteboard-style explainer in which a hand draws stick figures, an atmosphere, sunlight and rockets to show why telescopes work better above the air, then pays off with real Hubble images and an end card.
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Created by Henry Reich, music by Nathaniel Schroeder; supported by the Space Telescope Science Institute · Watch the original ↗ · Measurements and analysis by Cutmap.
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