The James Webb Space Telescope arrived at its final destination Monday afternoon where it will collect data and capture images of the earliest stars and galaxies to uncover “the mysteries of the universe,” NASA said.
Because it uses infrared technology, Webb must be kept cold to be able to detect heat, which will allow the telescope to give scientists a look at the parts of the universe that are obstructed withThe Webb mission is
designed to last at least 5 and a half years, NASA said, but could last as long as a decade.... [+]Northrop Grumman“Webb, welcome home!" NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said in a statement. “We're one step closer to uncovering the
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