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After Million-Mile Journey, James Webb Telescope Reaches Destination

  
NYTimes.com - 01.26.2022 Original article ›
Joey Roulette
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The James Webb Space telescope reaches its final destination on Jan. 24, 2022 at Lagrange Point 2 or L2 on the other side of the moon, one million miles from earth. In an amazing feat of science one side of the telescope the instrument side will be cloaked in frigid darkness, and the other will defect temperatures of 230 degrees centigrade facing the sun. This keeps the telescope's sensors cool so that stray heat does not interfere with its infrared scans of ancient galaxies and planets orbiting other stars.

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Biden to Reveal First Full-Color Image From NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

  
WSJ - 07.11.2022 Original article ›
Aylin Woodward
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Images of 5 galaxies in the constellation Pegasus will be shown by president Biden at a White House event today July 11. The pictures are from the $10 billion James Webb telescope now 1 million miles from earth and looking back at distant galaxies from the beginning of time. The Pegasus constellation is a mind boggling distance away- 290 million light- years away.

NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency have together developed the Webb telescope, that is 100 times more powerful than the Hubble telescope that was there before.

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James Webb telescope promises a glimpse of the birth of the universe

  
The Guardian - 07.12.2022 Original article ›
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Glimpses of the birth of the universe from the James Webb telescope. Of cosmic dawn the birth of the universe 13.5 billion years ago. In the Bhagavad Gita it is said of Brahma's day and night, of the evolution and involution of the whole universe- 

They who know the true measure of day and night, know the day of Brahma, which ends in a thousand yugas, and the night which also ends in a thousand yugas. At the approach of Brahma's day, all manifestations proceed from the unmanifested state. At the approach of night they merge verily into that alone, which is called the unmanifested. (chapter 8.18)

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James Webb Space Telescope: How does it work?

  
BBC News - 12.24.2021 Original article ›

James Webb Space Telescope full-color images will 'wow' | DW | 24.06.2022

  
DW.COM - 06.24.2022 Original article ›
Esteban Pardo
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Amazing pictures from the Hubble and Webb telescopes from DW.com and easy to understand explanation of the stars in the sky from DW.com

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Inside the cosmos: James Webb Space Telescope continues to dazzle | DW | 20.09.2022

  
DW.COM - 09.20.2022 Original article ›

Why The James Webb Telescope Nearly Didn't Make It - The Journal. - WSJ Podcasts

  
WSJ - 07.16.2022 Original article ›

The James Webb Space Telescope and a Quest Every Human Shares

  
NYTimes.com - 01.28.2022 Original article ›
Dennis Overbye

A Giant Telescope Grows in Space

  
NYTimes.com - 01.08.2022 Original article ›
Dennis Overbye, Joey Roulette
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The James Webb Space Telescope unfolds in space  to become fully functional on January 7.

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Webb Telescope Launch Could Shift Our Understanding of the Early Universe

  
WSJ - 12.24.2021 Original article ›
Robert Lee Hotz
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With six and a half times the light gathering power of the Hubble telescope the new James Webb telescope will liftoff from the edge of the South American jungle into space. It will be folded into an Ariane 5 rocket and blasted off from French Guiana. The power of the new telescope will help it look deeper into the cosmos and farther in time, to open new windows into how the universe evolved after the Big Bang. John Mather a Nobel prize winning astrophysicist and NASA scientist says "we want to see the first galaxies growing."

The $10 billion truck size telescope will head out on a 29 day voyage to a spot four times as far as the moon, called the second Lagrange point, through 2026, collecting distant starlight and beaming back a stream of images and data. The ultrasensitive infrared sensors are designed to capture light emitted more than 13.6 billion years ago by primordial stars.

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Nasa engineers complete the unfolding of the James Webb space telescope

  
The Guardian - 01.08.2022 Original article ›

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