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Hubble Photobomb No More: Astronomers Create Tools that Remove LEO Satellites from Space Images

The Hubble's images are sometimes photobombed by LEO satellites. Not anymore. The NASA Hubble Space Telescope has stayed in low-Earth orbit for quite some time now, and this has greatly affected the shots it took of space, as LEO satellites have been significant obstructions in the images.

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