1/1000 of the diameter of hair!?..mirror......so..this fraction is like the shift in the received image?...
Carbon is the backbone of life — and the "backbone" of the Webb telescope! Watch how engineers incorporated this material to make Webb strong and lightweight in the latest episode of Elements of Webb.
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Centerpic.twitter.com/xOHs8wIkc7
Elements of Webb:Carbon, Ep 07
Carbon composites are everywhere, including Webb. Let’s see how engineers incorporated this material to make the Webb Telescope strong and lightweight.
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
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Thank you for sharing
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Wonderful
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"James Webb is strong and lightweight" I say every morning before stepping onto my bathroom scale.
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Genial!!!!
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What will be the reaction of people shown the rocket explodes. 25 years of work for nothing, and it was not even sure if it works.?
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