James Webb Telescope: Where is it going?
19 May 2024
The James Webb Telescope, travelling at 1.39 kilometers per second in the vacuum of space, is currently headed to a destination that humans will not see it again, which means that it will go as far as 15,00,000 kilometers away from Earth.
Just two days after it soared into skies following its launch, the telescope has covered more than 23 per cent of its journey to the location known called the second Lagrange point.
It is on a 30-day long journey and its intended orbit and is expected to reach the location by the end of January 2022.
The telescope includes its high-data-rate dish antenna, whi...
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