File:Bill Nye and Robert Picardo Interview Dr. Amber Straughn (26959175503).jpg
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Bill Nye the Science Guy and actor Robert Picardo visited NASA Goddard on May 19th to film a video. They spent the morning talking about the James Webb Space Telescope with Dr. Amber Straughn. Here they are talking about the giant thermal vacuum chamber behind them, which was used to test JWST hardware. Also pictured (far left) is NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Director Chris Scolese. Credit: Mallory Ambrose Subscribe to our YouTube channel Follow us on Instagram |
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Source | Bill Nye and Robert Picardo Interview Dr. Amber Straughn |
Author | NASA's James Webb Space Telescope from Greenbelt, MD, USA |
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