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Along the way, Spitzer made discoveries in our own solar system too!
It discovered the largest ring of Saturn, observed comets, asteroids and helped determine our Sun
is a bit of a late bloomer. https://go.nasa.gov/37dUmSd pic.twitter.com/LZpKTmfhaG
As Spitzer nears its end of mission on Jan. 30, @NASA will air a live show *tomorrow* to celebrate its legacy.
Join us, won't you? And, as always, if you have questions: #AskNASA
http://go.nasa.gov/35ZFuFE
Jan. 22
1pm ET/ 10am PT
#AskNASA
http://nasa.gov/live pic.twitter.com/vjImvzIsJp
We are excited to celebrate the end of this mission #Spitzer as it expanded #exoplanet knowledge with help from our #beryllium mirror.
Next year, we are exited for the 2021 launch of the
@NASAWebb Telescope which has 18 mirrors!
The future is bright for space #telescopes!
What will happen with the satellite after its mission ends?
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