I CANNOT wait for the launch of this telescope!!! 
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How about the many TNO's in our system, would Webb -- considering it's mainly an infrared telescope -- improve the quality of the best picture available for each of these objects? Most of them have never been visited by a spacecraft.
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Apparently it won't.
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