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Image title	Lou Montagnino, right, points out details of the Hubble Space Telescope primary mirror to Terry Facey, left, at the Perkin-Elmer facility in Danbury in the early 1980s. Montagnino was one of the Perkin-Elmer staff responsible for completing the 94.5 inch mirror. That mirror's tiny flaw once thought catastrophic has been corrected and Hubble is now considered one of the greatest scientic instruments in history.
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Copyright holder	The News-Times Contributed
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Short title	nt0418dnbhub3-001.jpg
Date and time of data generation	16 April 2010
City shown	Danbury
Color space	sRGB
Keywords	NEWS-TIMES NEWSTIMES.COM CONTRIBUTED PHOTO CONTRIBUTED PHOTO NEWS-TIMES NEWSTIMES.COM
Country shown	USA
Province or state shown	CT
IIM version	2