The Hubble Telescope has helped discover many new galaxies and nebulae. The International Space Station helps experiments that can aid exploration of the moon and Mars. Space probes send unmanned ships to planets like the moon and Mars to gather information safely from their surfaces and send it back to Earth for analysis.

1. By: Casey Anderson

2. The Hubble Telescope has made a lot of discoveries in space. It has helped us discover many new galaxies and nebulae.

3. The International Space station helps us learn about meteors It helps us experiment with instruments that can help us explore the moon and mars.

4. Probes help us explore the surface of different planets mainly the moon and mars. They let us send in an unmanned ship onto a planet which is a lot safer.

5. Space Probes just fly by planets and take pictures of the planets and moons it passes. They gather information and sends it back to the Earth for us to analyze.

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