A tune-up in low earth orbit requires a spaceworthy toolbox. When space shuttle Atlantis launched in May 2009 to repair the Hubble Space Telescope, the astronauts carried equipment specially made for the job. Photographer Michael Soluri, marveling "at the one-of-a-kind tools the crew would use," treats them like sculpture in his 2014 book Infinite Worlds. Soluri photographed the tools of mission STS-125 in the clean room at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland and combined them with other images to tell the story of the last Hubble repair.
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