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And, in exciting new news, the first targets of the JWST have been announced — and the list is long.
The Webb will observe the three largest low-albedo asteroids, as well as the Trojan asteroids, allowing us to peer into the origins of our solar system. It will also explore near-Earth objects, which could expand our knowledge and even protect the Earth.
It will also investigate Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, Neptune’s south polar vortex, geological phenomena on Saturn’s moons, and the atmosphere on the planet itself.
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originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: Dalamax
I don't think the Webb telescope is far enough away from Earth to photograph it all at once...is it?
originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: alldaylong
I don’t know but the whole thing has me feeling off.
You know that saying, if you go looking for trouble you’ll find it?
What if they see another earth that is parallel to ours. How weird would that be?