Hubble telescope?

I took a look at the site above, and under the Maneuvering and Pointing section it actually says the Hubble uses "electrically driven reaction wheels" to change position. This makes more sense than small jets since electricity is generated by the solar panels. Therefore, no refueling is necessary.

I'm no expert on reaction wheels, but using Newton's Third law that every action produces an equal and opposite reaction, I can figure out how they must work. When Hubble spins a mass in one direction, the reaction force causes the telescope to spin in the other direction.

nasa said that next three years would be last years for hubble nasa would be replacing it with their new telescope the hobner which is under construction noy!!!!!!

and hubble does not have any jets it uses solar power to generate electricity and which controvates in its orbit and it is similar to electropresipitating .

it has small orbital correction jets and yes they will eventually need to replace that fuel