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Around where stars grow up and where new planets are forming. that's one of the places that will help slightly closer to home as well as at the beginning of the universe. and lift off! 20 years in the making, it was successfully launched on christmas day, but it was so big it had to be flat—packed inside a rocket to make it into orbit. over the past two weeks it's been slowly unfurling as it travels nearly one million miles away from earth to circle the sun. but for it to send back images, each segment now has to line up perfectly to act as a single huge mirror. so each one of those mirrors,...

Formed a 13.5 billion years ago. it's also going to be able to look into the really dusty environments around where stars grow up and where new planets are forming. that's one of the places that will help slightly closer to home as well as at the beginning of the universe. and lift off! 20 years in the making, it was successfully launched on christmas day, but it was so big, it had to be flat packed inside a rocket to make it into orbit. over the past two weeks, it's been slowly unfurling as it travels nearly1 million miles away from earth to circle the sun. but for it to send back images, eac...

We have a deployed telescope in orbit. a magnificent telescope, the likes of which the world has never seen. so how does it feel to make history, everybody? you just did it! the new observatory will look deeper into space than ever before. infrared technology will allow it to see the first stars and galaxies formed a 13.5 billion years ago. it's also going to be able to look into the really dusty environments around where stars grow up and where new planets are forming. that's one of the places that will help slightly closer to home as well as at the beginning of the universe. and lift off! 20...

But to really get a concept of the size, this is one of our test wheels. it's, as you can see, battered up. we dropped it and we have done things with it, in an environment we expected curiosity to encounter. it survivedded pretty well. we could have used that on the rover. as you can see, that makes this rover huge. much more like the size of an suv. in fact, the top of this is nearly seven feet. i have to look up to it. so a human would be about this size. >> uma: it's been performing amazingly well, bringing back images that have been startling. >> yes, indeed. >> uma: tell us about the ima...