Webb Telescope Passes Mission Design Review Milestone
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NASA's Northrop Grumman-built James Webb Space Telescope has passed its most significant mission milestone to date, the Mission Critical Design Review, or MCDR. This signifies the integrated observatory will meet all science and engineering requi...

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NASA Administrator Visits Marshall's X-Ray and Cryogenic Facility
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NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, second from right, listens as Dave Chaney, right, a principle optical engineer for Ball Aerospace Technologies Corp. in Boulder, Colo., explains how the James Webb Space Telescope mirror segments are tested in t...

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Wednesday, April 28, 2010

Webb Telescope Passes Mission Design Review Milestone


NASA's Northrop Grumman-built James Webb Space Telescope has passed its most significant mission milestone to date, the Mission Critical

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

NASA Administrator Visits Marshall's X-Ray and Cryogenic Facility


NASA Administrator Charles Bolden, second from right, listens as Dave Chaney, right, a principle optical engineer for Ball Aerospace Tech

Saturday, April 10, 2010

Picture of the Day #6


Caption: Goddard technicians working with the ISIM Test Structure or ITS. ISIM will sit atop this during space environmental testing.Credi

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Viewpoint: The Two Pillars of NASA


We are at a pivotal period in defining NASA’s future. In the current debate about redirecting U.S. civil space activities, it is important

Students Bring Fresh Perspective and New Technology to Webb Telescope


Engineers at Ball Aerospace test the Wavefront Sensing and Control testbed to ensure that the 18 primary mirror segments and one secondary

Wednesday, March 31, 2010

A View of the JWST NIRSpec Instrument


The Universe has always set the standard for colors. It produces all possible combinations of colors, granted not always in the visible l

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Hubble's successor one step closer to completion


A working replica of MIRI - the pioneering camera and spectrometer for the James Webb Space Telescope - has just been shipped (16th March)