Comments by " Anthony LeRoux " (@Rhythm911) on "Curious Droid" channel.

How is it that hubble can see beyond our galaxy, but when this recently happened.... https://youtu.be/PtQwnmnKw6o in our asteroid belt, the pictures, from hubble, were nowhere near the quality of what they would be expected to be and should have been!?!?? Is it related to focal length, was the object too close to earth, was it the speed it was travelling at etc. etc. I'm pretty sure Hubble can take clearer photos than that, when its so close to us. Is it related to focal length, was the object too close to earth, was it the speed it was travelling at etc. etc. I think we are due an explanation of some sort.. I'm watching another video about a third giant telescope being funded by Billions of dollars. Why !?!? If they can't focus on near earth objects they are basically useless.
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