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During testing, the tower stretched up, creating a pronounced gap between the telescope's upper & lower halves. Mind the gap! It allows for #NASAWebb’s cooling systems to bring the mirrors and sensors down to the extremely cold temperatures that they need to perform science.pic.twitter.com/umB2DXNBcC
#NASAWebb's tower looks like a large, thick black pipe and is made out of special material to ensure it is both light and strong. It was also designed for stability, keeping in mind the extreme changes in temperature encountered in space.pic.twitter.com/5ZKksGqXk3
Though the tower will be deployed 2 more times before launch, this test represents the beginning of #NASAWebb’s final full deployment and checkout sequence before the spacecraft is shipped to South America. Read more in our latest feature: https://go.nasa.gov/2KiEo2B pic.twitter.com/KRNgd6Vlwi
Came here to make the "James Webb has a large, thick black pipe, ladies..." joke but it almost feels like you're just lobbing me softballs at this point.
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