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  • Webb Telescope mirrors encased in special shipping canisters

    Yes, the James Webb Space Telescope Mirrors 'Can'

    The powerful primary mirrors of the James Webb Space Telescope will be able to detect the light from distant galaxies. The manufacturer of those mirrors, Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. of Boulder...

  • A pale milky galaxy seen on edge - with pink clusters of star-forming regions sprinkled through the center

    Hubble Sees NGC 7090 — An actively star-forming galaxy

    09.14.12 - This image portrays a beautiful view of the galaxy NGC 7090, as seen by the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope. The galaxy is viewed edge-on from the Earth.

  • RBSP Mission Operations Center at Johns Hopkins APL

    Hours After Launch, RBSP Takes First Science Steps

    09.12.12 - Immediately after launch, RBSP entered a 60-day commissioning phase of operations, where all of the spacecrafts’ systems and instruments are activated, monitored, and made ready for the two-year primary science mission.

  • RBSP spacecraft with EMFISIS instruments labeled.

    New 'Chorus' Recording By RBSP's EMFISIS Instrument

    09.13.12 - Radio waves, recorded by RBSP's EMFISIS instrument, are at frequencies that are audible to the human ear and are emitted by the energetic particles in the Earth’s magnetosphere.

  • two ranchers on a drought-stricken field in Texas in 2011

    The Gravity of Water  →

    09.12.12 - Summer drought was easy to see in the southern United States in 2011. The lingering, subtle drought of winter was also visible to an unusual pair of satellites.

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