File:James Webb Space Telescope Primary Mirror Cryogenic Testing at NASA Marshall (5643072173).jpg

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This set contains videographer Mike McClare's photos from his visit to NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center.

Getting into bunny suits and readying equipment for entering the clean room.

Credit: Mike McClare

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