NASA LIVE: James Webb Space Telescope live update NEW! Countdown to L2 Insertion Burn #WEBB #NASA...

WE MADE IT!!! ****PLEASE READ ALL OF THE BELOW INFORMATION****

As I posted yesterday at 2:14PM, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) completed its journey to the LaGrange L2 Point established as its new Home, where it will search the vastness of space in distance up to about 50 Million years after the beginning of the Universe...

That may seem like we aren't getting everything, but remember, the universe, based on what we see now with the Hubble Space Telescope and others have indicated that the known "observable" universe is some 46 Billion light years (14 billion parsecs), making the diameter of the "observable" universe about 93 billion light-years (28 billion parsecs).

I have chosen this video posted by NASA / Goddard Space Flight Center as the primary source of information... It has been the most accurate video of all that I have looked at... Given that, the final correction burn was completed and the JWST is now in orbit around the L2 LaGrange Point! Note that there is still about 6 months of fine tuning the JWST, so we may not see the ultimate imaging until that fine tuning is complete...

I will point out that this NASA Live Presentation is a narrated history of all that is and was included in the development and execution of the JWST journey1 If you watch and listen (FULL SCREEN WITH SOUND UP, you will be provided with information that the majority of people in the world will have no knowledge of for a multiplicity of reasons... But you will be learning science data by NASA Astrophysicists, first hand... Its title is "Planet Hunting in the Universe". (This scientific narration and video in the lower right corner) repeats, but once you watch it, you will be amazed!

Added information from NASA:

With revolutionary technology, Webb will observe a part of space and time never seen before, providing a wealth of amazing views into an era when the very first stars and galaxies formed––over 13.5 billion years ago.

Webb is NASA’s largest and most powerful space science telescope ever constructed. Webb’s enormous size and frigid operating temperature present extraordinary engineering challenges.

After launching from French Guiana, the observatory will travel to an orbit about one million miles away from Earth and undergo six months of commissioning in space—unfolding its mirrors, sunshield, and other smaller systems, cooling down, aligning, and calibrating.

I HOPE THAT MANY OF YOU WILL TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS NASA VIDEO AND SHARE IT WITH OTHERS...
Kerry
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