Hi, Once in orbit, will we be able to see Webb with our naked eye like see ISS?
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No, it'll be 1.5 million kilometers away from earth, much further away than the moon is from earth and far smaller than the ISS
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If launch is this year, does it have its first target set and we can we expect to see the results if all goes to plan?
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Let's hope it all goes to plan
no way to fix it once it's up there like they fixed Hubble
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Can/Will the James Webb Telescope use Earth's shadow in it's L2 point to help block sun? Or would that be negligible at that distance?
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We will almost never be in Earth's shadow, actually!
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It will also be able to measure the atmosphere of exoplanets correct?
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Hi,
@NASAWebb I don't see my native language which is Malay. Since I'm a bachelor of language student and fluent in English, I would like to help to translate these facts to Malay. Thank you. -
Hi, we'd love to add Malay! Please email us at gsfc-nasawebb@mail.nasa.gov and we'll work with you to add it to our website. Thank you!
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