The Hubble Space Telescope has been hard at work for decades, but it might not be as original as we once thought. There is compelling evidence that the KH11 category of US spy satellites (which have been around longer than Hubble) are essentially mild variants of Hubble. We'll look at a lot of clues that support this conclusion, and it's a bit of a crazy idea, considering there have been 19 of these Hubble variants launched for spy purposes... and only one Hubble.

Note: I said in the video that "Synthetic Aperture Radar" is abbreviated as SAP. Obviously, I am an idiot, and I have yet to understand that an extra little line on a P turns it into an R, which is apparently a different letter? [citation needed]


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