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It's #ThrowbackThursday and #Halloween is almost here, so enjoy this JWST-o-lantern art by Alexis Fonseca! This #NASAWebb in disguise is actually the telescope when it was undergoing cryogenic testing at @NASA_Johnson. 
Read more: https://go.nasa.gov/3lLaa66 pic.twitter.com/T8UdQNm4bS
No telescopes were harmed in the making of this artwork! Only an image of the telescope was painted. The flight telescope remains in pristine condition at Northrop Grumman's facilities. The original image was taken in 2017 at NASA Johnson. Happy #NASAHalloween!pic.twitter.com/MXmfm3V6YE
Stop decorating it and launch the damned thing already.
We are still in the midst of crucial testing. You can read about testing that has been completed and what's next in this thread:https://twitter.com/NASAWebb/status/1314585940820549632 …
pic.twitter.com/FQNmeDJRt5The flight telescope remains in pristine condition at Northrop Grumman. Here is the original photo, taken in 2017 at NASA Johnson.pic.twitter.com/EIuUKUJ5ZI
The flight telescope remains in pristine condition at Northrop Grumman. Only a picture of the telescope was painted - no telescopes were harmed in the making of this artwork! Here is the original photo, taken in 2017 at NASA Johnson.pic.twitter.com/ZL9nKX18JL
Should have been up last haloween!
Launch is targeted for Oct. 2021. Read our latest update:https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-announces-new-james-webb-space-telescope-target-launch-date …
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