File:Group Photo with JWST (26949509850).jpg
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Cleanroom workers take in the James Webb Space Telescope mirrors on May 4th, 2016. The telescope structure and mirrors were in the process of being rotated face-down, the configuration necessary for installing the science instruments behind the giant golden primary mirror. The mirrors, which are actually made of beryllium, are covered with a microscopically thin layer of gold, which optimizes them for reflecting infrared light. This photo also helps give a scale to JWST - the primary mirror is some 6.5 meters in diameter. The telescope will eventually be mated to a sunshield that is the size of a tennis court. Credit: NASA/Chris Gunn Subscribe to our YouTube channel Follow us on Instagram |
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| Author | NASA's James Webb Space Telescope from Greenbelt, MD, USA |
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