James Webb Space Telescope Mirror Opened

The James Webb Space Telescope, which was launched on December 24 after the launch date was delayed many times and is thought to shed light on extraterrestrial life, continues its journey in the depths of space without any problems. A short while ago, the video of the moments where we could see the James Webb Space Telescope for the last time was shared; a few days before that, it was announced that the ‘sun shields’ of the telescope were opened.

The team behind the telescope is now recognizing the giant device’s uniqueness. the gold mirror successfully completed the opening. This means that the telescope’s setup is now largely complete and one step closer to sending data to Earth about the first galaxies of the infinite universe.

“A remarkable achievement for the world”

Gregory L. Robinson, the telescope’s program director at NASA Headquarters, said in a statement that all deployments of the telescope have been completed successfully. a historical event stating that, “This is the first time a NASA-led mission has attempted to complete a complex sequence to open an observatory in space – a remarkable achievement for our team, NASA, and the world.” used the phrases.

The two wings of the telescope’s primary mirror, which began unfolding on Friday; It was successfully completed on Saturday with the second wing locking into place. the world so far by NASA. the most complex Webb’s mirror, which is defined as a space science telescope, consists of 18 hexagonal parts and measures 6 meters; It also holds the title of being the largest mirror ever launched into space.

The opening of the primary mirror will be followed by the installation of other elements of the $10 billion telescope, launched on December 25. These items can disrupt Webb’s infrared settings; Tennis court-sized sunscreen designed to hold back unwanted heat signals produced by the Sun, Earth, and Moon. five thin layerscovers.

It will shed light on 13.5 billion years ago

from Earth for the next six months. 1 million miles Webb, who will go away; First photos from space after the team calibrated the telescope’s other settings this summer Waiting to start shipping.

Built to shed light on the universe more than 13.5 billion years ago, the telescope will not only teach us about the hidden regions of space, but also B.Events that occurred just after the ig Bang (Big Bang) will have the power to prove whether we have documented it properly.