Also, #jwst will also be placed in an orbit where it will stay in earths shadow, so its mirrors will naturally stay very cold.
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@NASAWebbTelescp will#jwst be visible from earth? With a telescope?
@jesustheplumber Possibly! @NickAstronomer observed @ESAHerschel on its way to a graveyard orbit. Read more:http://asd.gsfc.nasa.gov/blueshift/index.php/2013/07/01/finding-herschel/ …
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@NASAWebbTelescp@jesustheplumber There were several hundred observations of@ESAHerschel from Earth. Last was by Richard Miles 24/09/2014. -
@ESAHerschel@NASAWebbTelescp what kind of telescopes were used to spot it? - Show replies
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@NASAWebbTelescp@jesustheplumber Last observation was at R=24, with@ESAHerschel at 25.1 Lunar Distances from Earth.pic.twitter.com/bWGpQg2vND
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@NASAWebbTelescp@jesustheplumber UK amateur astronomer Richard Miles was first to image@ESAHerschel after launch & last after disposal!!!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@NASAWebbTelescp@jesustheplumber@ESAHerschel That was a terrific thing... we got such lovely emails and feedback from ESA on this too!Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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