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The JWST promises to take this exploration to a whole new level with its
cutting-edge technology and capabilities.
HISTORY AND NEED
• The idea of the JWST dates back to the year 1989. It emerged from
the need for a telescope capable of looking deeper into space and
studying the formation of stars and planets.
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TECHNOLOGY
The heart of JWST’s technology lies in its infrared capability. This
capability allows it to study a wide range of astronomical objects and
phenomena, including distant galaxies, stars, planetary systems, and
more, which emit infrared radiation.
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MISSION OBJECTIVES
• The JWST is on a mission to observe further into the universe than ever
before, to understand the Creation of God
• To provide insights into the intricate design and beauty of the universe,
and emphasize the majesty and grandeur of God’s creation.
During its mission, the JWST can observe exoplanets, galaxies, nebulae,
quasars and black holes. While not the primary focus, the telescope can
observe objects within our solar system. These observations will unravel
the mysteries of the various celestial objects that God put in the universe.
CHALLENGES AND
DELAYS
• The JWST has faced several challenges, including technical
complexity, deployment risks, delays, cost overruns, and both
logistical and coordination challenges. These challenges have
led to delays in launch, increased costs, and rigorous testings to
name a few.