After several delays over the years to read, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has a launch date. If no one else a last-minute return, a successor of Hubble Space Telescope expected to rise on Saturday, December 25th.
NASA expects the Ariane 5 rocket carrying the JWST to take off at 7:20 AM ET on Christmas Day from the Guiana Space Center in Kourou, French Guiana. You can see all the events going on, starting with the pre-show, starting at 3AM ET. The Astronomy Board will announce its establishment NASA Live website, as well as on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Twitch.
Understandably, there is a lot of excitement for JWST to go on air. Good design not only marks the end of 14 years of development, but the telescope, with its sensors much higher than Hubble’s, enables astronomers to see black holes and early galaxies in unprecedented ways. able to do in the past.
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