Conservative
Type 40
Without the Shuttle, we will never be able to go into orbit ever again to fix any of our satellites. If the Hubble Telescope breaks down again, it's toast. The Russians have no vehicle capable of going to satellites like what I mentioned.
NASA has been planning the end of the whole 'repair the satellite' thing since 2009...
NASA Gets Out of Satellite Servicing Business | Space.com
The astronauts' fifth overhaul of the Hubble Space Telescope was the last planned mission to repair the telescope, or any satellite for that matter.
In all, there have been 10 space repair missions by shuttle crews, half of them to Hubble.
That's 10... out of 135 total shuttle missions (not counting the initial 5 test flights).
Satellite repair missions were never the main focus of the shuttle. They were essentially an after-thought.