Tracking the James Webb Telescope

[dev553344]

James Webb 4/16/22 alignment image...
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/...ignment-milestone-optics-working-successfully

Super image. Love the galaxies in the image. God has made all of this. He is almighty powerful.

 

[rockytopva]

Much to study off that first image! NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Capture Big Black Hole with Galaxy in Space

 

[rockytopva]

Space telescope in home stretch of tests; early pics impress

Space telescope in home stretch of tests; early pics impress

 

[dev553344]

Webb telescope hit by meteorite. But expected to recover:
Webb: Engineered to Endure Micrometeoroid Impacts – James Webb Space Telescope

 

[Matthias]

https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1546864619356028928?s=20&t=sRSXMK73s9nW1r-bzKVq_Q

Live NASA event. New images from the telescope being released to the public.

 

[dev553344]

https://twitter.com/NASA/status/1546864619356028928?s=20&t=sRSXMK73s9nW1r-bzKVq_Q

Live NASA event. New images from the telescope being released to the public.

Cool. They're looking at planets in the clip I watched. Fun stuff!

 

[Dropship]

Here's my "telescope", it's only a small night-vision Hawke monocular which I bought for £200 mainly for scanning around spooky Dartmoor in the dead of night-




and here's a shot I took with it of the 3 stars in Orion's belt, not exactly Hubble quality..



And this is Plymouth lighthouse at night, a nice thing about this brand of monocular is that it sees colour-

 

[Dropship]

PS- even ordinary tiny digital cameras are good "telescopes", here's a pic I took of the moon with mine at 10x zoom, but I've further enhanced it by downloading it to my computer and enlarging it from there with an imaging programme, and adjusted the contrast and sharpness etc..
(I've also been searching for Saturn to photograph its dramatic rings and Jupiter with its pretty candy stripes, but can't seem to locate the planets, maybe there's too much light pollution)

 

[Matthias]

PS- even ordinary tiny digital cameras are good "telescopes", here's a pic I took of the moon with mine at 10x zoom, but I've further enhanced it by downloading it to my computer and enlarging it from there with an imaging programme, and adjusted the contrast and sharpness etc..
(I've also been searching for Saturn to photograph its dramatic rings and Jupiter with its pretty candy stripes, but can't seem to locate the planets, maybe there's too much light pollution)

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I’ve downloaded a free app called Sky View Lite on a couple of devices that I own. You might consider getting it. It’s very easy to use and helpful in locating stars and planets. All you do is point the device you have it downloaded on at the sky. Day or night. It identifies on the screen what you’re pointing your device to. You don’t even need to be outside to do it … but of course you won’t be able to actually see whatever your pointing at in the sky unless you go outside.

 

[quietthinker]

Tracking the James Webb Telescope
does it have an ankle bracelet?

 

[Dropship]

BTW, can anybody give me a link to a webcam that's actually out in space fixed to a satellite?
There used to be one in geostationary orbit a few years ago looking vertically downwards at the earth in real time and we could see cloud patterns and weather systems, but I lost the link (sniffle)

 

[shortangel]

this is so amazeing, this proves that God created the earth in 6 days

 

[BeyondET]

this is so amazeing, this proves that God created the earth in 6 days

Hehe I know right, fast builder, amazing photos of space for sure.

 

[BeyondET]