> The only problem is that doing it today requires a person in a very bulky space suit that won't fit through the Dragon's door. Perhaps you haven't been follo

> The only problem is that doing it today requires a person in a very bulky space suit that won't fit through the Dragon's door. Perhaps you haven't been following, but Polairs Dawn (the 1st Polaris mission) will be doing an EVA with a SpaceX designed suit. Part of the reason the suit can fit out of the door is because it's a tethered suit. Assuming the tether is long enough, there's no reason in principle that someone couldn't use such a suit to work on Hubble.