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NASA has moved its James Webb Space Telescope into orbital position. Thrusters were fired at 14:00 ET to begin the process of 'parking' 7-ton telescope where it will remain for a decade.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will enter its parking spot at around 19:00 GMT today, where the $10 billion observatory will spend more than a decade observing the universe.
From ‘cosmic dawn’ to finding ‘Earth 2.0’ the world’s most advanced space observatory is going to have a busy first year.
The $10 billion Webb telescope has been in space for nearly a month, and is close to being at the end of its deployment - something that happened faster than expected.
Mission control engineers at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland are fine-tuning Webb's individual optics into one huge, precise telescope.