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NASA issued a request for information on 29 October asking companies to propose ways to rescue the 36-year-old Hubble telescope before it likely re-enters the atmosphere in 2033 or 2034. Responses are due by 30 November, with any mission needing to fly by 2032. The agency cites a 10% re-entry chance by September 2032 rising to 50% by December 2033.
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