For thirty-five years, the Hubble Space Telescope has served as humanity's most enduring eye on the cosmos — and now LEGO, in partnership with NASA and ESA, has released a model that does more than commemorate that legacy: it opens the machine up, inviting builders to understand the instruments and engineering that made those discoveries possible. Released on August 1st, the 1,252-piece Icons set marks the first time the toy company has recreated Hubble's interior scientific architecture, arriving at a moment when the telescope's future remains uncertain but its contributions to human knowledg