Live Science crossword puzzle #34: Famous space telescope launched in 1990 — 5 across
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Previous science crosswords
Want to try luck with our previous crossword puzzles? The most recent ones can be found below, but you can access the full list of science crosswords here.
—#33: The 'E' in E =mc^2 — 2 down
—#32: Largest ocean on Earth — 8 across
—#31: First person to walk on the moon — 11 across
—#30: Brightest star in the night sky — 5 down
—#29: The 'middle' period of the dinosaurs — 13 across
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Harry is a U.K.-based senior staff writer at Live Science. He studied marine biology at the University of Exeter before training to become a journalist. He covers a wide range of topics including space exploration, planetary science, space weather, climate change, animal behavior and paleontology. His recent work on the solar maximum won "best space submission" at the 2024 Aerospace Media Awards and was shortlisted in the "top scoop" category at the NCTJ Awards for Excellence in 2023. He also writes Live Science's weekly Earth from space series.
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