Episode 23: Science: The wonders of the James Webb telescope (Part 1)
Leave a reviewAfter nearly 3 decades of effort and testing, the James Webb telescope was successfully launched into space in Dec 2021. This telescope has been designed to help us see how the universe looked when the early stars were created. Why do we need a telescope in space, when we already have a Hubble telescope out there? Why did it take someone more than 25 years to develop this one? If this telescope is farther than the moon, how do we fix a problem if it has one? Listen to this conversation with a 10-year old to find answers to these questions and more.Please email us at hello@wsnt.in if you have any thoughts or questions.
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After nearly 3 decades of effort and testing, the James Webb telescope was successfully launched into space in Dec 2021. This telescope has been designed to help us see how the universe looked when the early stars were created. Why do we need a telescope in space, when we already have a Hubble telescope out there? Why did it take someone more than 25 years to develop this one? If this telescope is farther than the moon, how do we fix a problem if it has one?
Listen to this conversation with a 10-year old to find answers to these questions and more.
Please email us at hello@wsnt.in if you have any thoughts or questions.
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