The James Webb Space Telescope
25 February 2011
Interview with
John C. Mather, NASA
The James Webb Space Telescope, planned for launch in 2014, will be NASA's scientific successor to Hubble. 
With a larger mirror and infrared observing capabilities, it is hoped that the James Webb will be able to image and study the objects that Hubble wasn't able to. Louise Ogden spoke to Nobel Laureate John C. Mather, the project scientist for the James Webb Telescope about its projected capabilities...
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