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gold-coated hexagonal segments form @NASAWebb’s super-light, super-strong primary mirror — and allow it to fold up and fit in the nose cone of a rocket! 
It’ll help us see the first stars and galaxies of the early universe, and so much more: https://go.nasa.gov/31XI7Ic pic.twitter.com/4ldEu1oYlR
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How do you fit@NASA's largest and most complex space science telescope in a rocket? You fold it in.
For the first time, @NASAWebb was folded and stowed into the same configuration it will have for launch! Now we'll test! https://go.nasa.gov/3cypn62 pic.twitter.com/6x3Bo7LtGz
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Sorry, can't talk now.
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Please go up there.. theres nothing here on earth.. especially in 2020.. there's nothing. Go see the stars for us..
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I've waited in anticipation for this mission, as so many of us. I can't wait for launch and a successful deployment through out the all stages. Then into the lissajous orbit, and the first images. Great job to everyone, humanity awaits.
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