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Wednesday, December 6, 2017
Sweet "Hidden Figures" Trivia: What Is Being Calculated, Here -- And Why?
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Lagrangian points!
Rather than orbiting the Earth like Hubble, the James Webb Space Telescope will be orbiting our Sun. By orbiting the Sun at L2, the telescope can continually keep its sunshield facing our Sun. Doing so will block out most of our Sun's light, giving the telescope a much clearer view of distant suns, and their planets.
Ding ding ding!
We have a winner!
Well-done, Drew!
Precisely correct — and I think Webb’s revised launch date is February 2018. . . .
Namaste, man!
Webb has been pushed into late 2021.
Just FYI.
Namaste. . . .
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