10 tonnes
10 tMass · definition
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The mass in orbit of Hubble Space Telescope is about 1.11 times the mass of 10 tonnes.
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Hubble is 13.2 m long and has an in-orbit mass of about 11,110 kg. Solar arrays extend laterally beyond the calibrated tube length.
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Mass · definition
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Mass in orbit · specified
Hubble is 13.2 m long and has an in-orbit mass of about 11,110 kg. Solar arrays extend laterally beyond the calibrated tube length.
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