top | item 29478530 (no title) skurtcastle | 4 years ago That's awesome to hear.I'm excited for Dec 22nd when the James Webb launches. Crossing fingers big time. discuss order hn newest xattt|4 years ago I’m looking forward for some of the photo series NASA probably has planned, like a simultaneous observation of the same object with Hubble and Webb. bryanlarsen|4 years ago 30 days off terror for it to transit and unfold. Scary times! for1nner|4 years ago Even longer for it to actually power up and start "working." Really excited for it, but feel like something akin to this hubble issue happening with the JW would be disastrous. load replies (3) pippy|4 years ago NASA could have built two or more as backups, as most of the cost was in R&D it would have been (comparably) cost effective to do so. load replies (1) echelon|4 years ago The vibration incident was solved?This launch is going to be so scary as it represents the scientific promise and investments of a generation. kingcharles|4 years ago Yeah, vibration turned out to be a non-issue, everything is go for launch. wumpus|4 years ago The fixed fairing has been successfully launched twice. savant_penguin|4 years ago *if
xattt|4 years ago I’m looking forward for some of the photo series NASA probably has planned, like a simultaneous observation of the same object with Hubble and Webb.
bryanlarsen|4 years ago 30 days off terror for it to transit and unfold. Scary times! for1nner|4 years ago Even longer for it to actually power up and start "working." Really excited for it, but feel like something akin to this hubble issue happening with the JW would be disastrous. load replies (3) pippy|4 years ago NASA could have built two or more as backups, as most of the cost was in R&D it would have been (comparably) cost effective to do so. load replies (1)
for1nner|4 years ago Even longer for it to actually power up and start "working." Really excited for it, but feel like something akin to this hubble issue happening with the JW would be disastrous. load replies (3)
pippy|4 years ago NASA could have built two or more as backups, as most of the cost was in R&D it would have been (comparably) cost effective to do so. load replies (1)
echelon|4 years ago The vibration incident was solved?This launch is going to be so scary as it represents the scientific promise and investments of a generation. kingcharles|4 years ago Yeah, vibration turned out to be a non-issue, everything is go for launch. wumpus|4 years ago The fixed fairing has been successfully launched twice.
xattt|4 years ago
bryanlarsen|4 years ago
for1nner|4 years ago
pippy|4 years ago
echelon|4 years ago
This launch is going to be so scary as it represents the scientific promise and investments of a generation.
kingcharles|4 years ago
wumpus|4 years ago
savant_penguin|4 years ago