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Launched on June Eleventh in 2008

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Collects Gamma-Rays

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Shows us Black-Hole systems, Cosmic Rays, Pulsars, and some signals of new physics

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Launched on July Twenty-third, 1999

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Collects X-rays

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It helps scientists all over the world see X-rays of objects both in space and on earth!

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Launched in April 1990 exact date is not mentioned

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It collects all types of light

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It has over 1.3 billion observations helping scientists everywhere get more information on things that would otherwise be hard to see

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Will be launched in 2019 in French Guiana

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Unknown light type

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It will help us discover how the universe works more thoroughly

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Launched in December 2000 exact date is not mentioned

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Extreme Ultraviolet light

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it has, and will continue to, help us understand the universe and make miraculous discoveries

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Launched  on  August  25        2003

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it was made to help us get a unique, accurate, and infrared view of the universe

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it was designed to detect infrared radiation in our universe