Most amazing thing I have ever seen

[Splash_One 0]

Be prepared to have your breath taken away. Technology is wonderful. Incredible isn't it? Tell me what you think, did your heart skip a beat like mine? Thats what our home will look like in about five billion years... http://wires.news.com.au/special/mm/030811-hubble.htm

[Guest Dan CYKA]

Heeeyyyy that was cool.

[B777ER 2,485]

Wow, great show Jason. Thanks for the link.

[Guest bisinchi]

That's pretty cool, thanks for sharing the link,Francois

[Guest ba747heavy]

Holy cow, that is great. Thanks for the link.

[Guest Air1]

Thanks Jason, after about a 15 min download with my 56K it streamedperfectly, fantastic. Really puts us in our place.Steve A

[Guest daveg4otu]

Stupendous,Incredible and Amazing.Thanks for the link.Dave

[Splash_One 0]

Glad you guys really liked it, it truly is incredible. :D

[Guest tgabriel]

I remember, as a young lad watching "Telstar" pass overhead (yes, you could see the big tin foil balloon!!) and having the presence of mind at that young age to wonder what we would find now that we had "Truly slipped the bonds of earth."Simply amazing, and I would go out there in a second...

[Guest glnflwrs]

They are impressive huh.All those pics are from Hubbell and are available for DL at the Space Telescope Science Institute's site ...http://oposite.stsci.edu/pubinfo/latest.htmlI have a scrapbook with 233 images and the associated txt releases that I've DL'd and printed. I have all those on the site you referenced and more. Check it out. ;>)Glenn