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| The James Webb Telescope will orbit the Sun in space 1.5 million kilometers from Earth — Photo: NASA |
The world's most powerful space telescope ever, James Webb, has embarked on a historic mission.
The James Webb Telescope is a منصوبہ 10 billion joint venture between the US space agency NASA, the European Space Agency and the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).
The most powerful space telescope was launched from the French Guiana on the South American coast at 5 o'clock local time by Aryan Five rocket.
James Webb gave the signal to successfully enter the orbit half an hour after the flight and this signal was given through the ground antenna in Kenya.
The James Webb Telescope will orbit the Sun in space 1.5 million kilometers from Earth.
Declared one of the greatest scientific projects of the 21st century
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| One of the most important features of the James Web is its 6.5-meter-long golden mirror. Photo: NASA |
The James Webb space telescope project has been completed in a span of 30 years and has been hailed as one of the major scientific projects of this century.
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| James Webb will go through complex stages for the next 6 months - Photo: Webspace Telescope |
According to reports, if all goes well, the shield will open in 3 days of the flight and then in the next 5 days it will be locked and unlocked on the spot, after which the different parts of the reflection device will also start to open and All parts of the James Webb will be activated on the 12th day of his journey.
James Webb will go through complex stages for the next 6 months.
A Comparative Review of James Webb and Hubble
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| James Webb will be able to find in space the stars that first appeared in the universe 13 billion and a half years ago. Photo: Courtesy of BBC |
One of the most important features of the James Webb is its 6.5-meter-long golden mirror, which is 3 times larger than the Hubble's reflection device sent 31 years ago.
James Webb will also try to look at parts of the universe that have never been seen before, with the aim of finding the star that lit up before the early days of the universe (approximately 13 billion years ago).
Hubble's 31-year space telescope will come to an end with the successful positioning of James Webb.
