I've seen that one. That wasn't from JWST.
James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)
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I've seen that one. That wasn't from JWST.
I'm hoping for a close-up photo of Uranus.
That would be funny to most people, but it is not, because you are trying to insult me in a low-brow way because you do not know how to properly pronounce "Uranus".
Amazing image containing lots of gravitational lensing caused by the galaxy cluster at the center of the image.
Gives an idea of how gravity warps spacetime on massive scales
I think the flare effects are from stars in our own galaxy that are photobombing the image.
Gives an idea of how gravity warps spacetime on massive scales
I think the flare effects are from stars in our own galaxy that are photobombing the image.
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Thanks Joe Biden!
space exploration is for heathens. I prefer white gun toting christians rather than egghead nasa libtards. Trust me. No one knows more about space than me. Tv. Person. Camera.
-donald trump.
This had nothing to do with Joe Biden, so shut that shit down right now.
This was at least 20 years in the making, so it was Bush Jr, if you HAVE to equal it to a POTUS. It means nothing, really.
Dude, it is "Man, Woman, Person, Camera, TV." You failed the Alzheimer's test, hehe.
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Largest space telescope sustains ‘uncorrectable’ damage
A tiny rock struck the James Webb Space Telescope harder than previously thought
An artistic depiction of the James Webb Space Telescope, 2015. © Northrop Grumman / NASA / AP
The largest optical telescope in space sustained permanent damage when it was struck by a meteoroid in May, an investigation has revealed.
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Largest space telescope sustains ‘uncorrectable’ damage
A tiny rock struck the James Webb Space Telescope harder than previously thought
An artistic depiction of the James Webb Space Telescope, 2015. © Northrop Grumman / NASA / AP
The largest optical telescope in space sustained permanent damage when it was struck by a meteoroid in May, an investigation has revealed.
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Largest space telescope sustains ‘uncorrectable’ damage
A tiny rock struck the James Webb Space Telescope harder than previously thought
An artistic depiction of the James Webb Space Telescope, 2015. © Northrop Grumman / NASA / AP
The largest optical telescope in space sustained permanent damage when it was struck by a meteoroid in May, an investigation has revealed.
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Time to build another one then for 20 billion. The old one is broke and useless. Here, take my money, NASA.