NASA's New Space Telescope Could Shed Light on some of the Universe's Biggest Mysteries
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How NASA's new telescope could shed light on mysteries of the universe
Mark Clampin, NASA’s Deputy Associate Administrator for Science, says the new telescope's panoramic view of space and its rapid survey speeds offer the opportunity for scientists to study the cosmos as never before, with wide-field surveys examining its structure, composition and evolution.
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The US space agency NASA launched its new telescope on Sunday, with the aim of creating the first map of the cosmos on an unprecedented scale during a multi-year mission and unlocking at least some of the greatest mysteries of physics.
This sophisticated device was launched at 7.26 p.m. local time (11.26 p.m. Greenwich) by a Falcon Hevi rocket from the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, South-East United States, as shown by NASA's live broadcast. US President Donald Trump said, during a ceremony held on Friday at NASA's headquarters, "This telescope of the new generation will reveal the secrets of the universe." It took more than ten years to manufacture this telescope at a cost…
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