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#NASAWebb will use its infrared vision to explore a new frontier in the hunt for exoplanets: the outskirts of planetary systems. The telescope will target newborn, massive planets that glow in infrared light: https://go.nasa.gov/3eiwtxP pic.twitter.com/tbGoRgSomL
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Very interesting! I think the most enjoyable thing about science is the constant reminder of how little I actually know.
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Hmm I've seen that planet beforepic.twitter.com/VR1od7JvG8
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I have a question about infrared I was in a shop and seen a pack of bacon discoloured the manager reassured me it was from the light in fridge and pack underneath was OK Why does red fade in light? I thought it was just blood but light takes red pigments out of cheese aswell
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@TM_Eubanks do you have any knowledge of this
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When is it going up?
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Our launch is targeted for October 2021:https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-announces-new-james-webb-space-telescope-target-launch-date …
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Color-coding molecular clouds help with identifying the planetary system's metallic composition.
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