Hubble Space Telescope (Updated Version)

It is a Space Telescope named after an astronomer. It was launched by a Space Shuttle on STS-31.
Activation Groups and Inputs:
Beacon Lights: Activation Group 1
Telescope Cap: Activation Group 2
Input: Slider 1
Antennas: Activation Group 3
Input: Slider 1
Gyro: Activation Group 4
Sun Sensor 2: Activation Group 5
Input: Slider 1
Sun Sensor 1: Activation Group 6
Input: Slider 1
Solar Panels Platform: Activation Group 7
Input: Slider 1
Solar Panels: Activation Group 9
The 4 small docking ports is for Canadarm grappling while the other docking port is used for docking on the cargo bay or the Servicing Platform. Extend and Activate almost all of the things before the Canadarm lets it go. View the extending Telescope Cap on the Telescope Camera. Almost all of them should be at 100%. The sun sensors, it's up to you. You should rotate them until they reach the Sun. It has 1 camera, the Telescope Camera. There is a nose cone that acts kind of like lens of the telescope but it is not visible. I edited it's paint transparency to 90% for good views and clickable part. I made the telescope interior with the help of 2 inlets. I also edited the part connections when making this replica. Remember to save it as a subassembly. 3rd and 4th picture shows different camera views while the 5th and 6th picture has the Hubble Space Telescope solo and no camera views. The beacon lights are for docking assistance at night. The extended position of the Telescope Cap is 105° that's why it will have a tilt. It should be like that so it can be like from real life. Almost all fuel tanks and inlets have insulation texture. There are also 5 fuel tanks for a more real life-like Hubble Space Telescope. The lens (nose cone) doesn't need fuel at all. It doesn't need fuel to function. If there is fuel there, the spacecraft will be heavier. Of course glass and lens doesn't use fuel but still enjoy seeing the interior of the telescope!