Rescuing the Hubble Space Telescope - With Kathryn D. Sullivan

Explore the fascinating world of space exploration and satellite maintenance in this captivating talk by retired NASA astronaut Kathryn D. Sullivan. Gain insight into life in zero gravity, spacewalking, and the intricate process of repairing the Hubble Space Telescope. Discover the hidden engineers behind this technological marvel as Sullivan shares personal stories from her years working on satellites. Learn about the evolution of Hubble, its design, equipment, and the meticulous choreography required for space missions. Delve into the challenges of the first space walk, the significance of mission emblems, and the groundbreaking first images captured by Hubble. Understand the complexities of corrective optics and the crucial role of engineers in space exploration.

Introduction
Hidden Figures
My First Flight
Water Balls
The 35 New Guys
Launch Day
Synchronize Your Watches
Earth Science Activities
The Evolution of Hubble
Hubble Design
Hubble Equipment
Choreography
Tools
Every Bolt and Fitting
The Platform
First Space Walk
Mission Emblem
First Image
Corrective Optics
The Engineers