In any event, stage six in now complete, due to the precision of the prior five stages. Here's this morning's latest, from NASA/ESA reporting:
. . .The sixth stage of aligning NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s mirrors to its scientific instruments so they will create the most accurate and focused images possible has concluded. While the Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) continues its cooldown, optics teams have successfully aligned the rest of the observatory’s onboard instruments to Webb’s mirrors.
Previous alignment efforts were so accurate that the team concluded no additional adjustments to the secondary mirror are necessary until the seventh and final stage, which will involve MIRI when it has fully cooled. . . .
Now you know -- smiling; ever smiling -- be excellent to one another. . . .
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