NASA's James Webb Space Telescope reaches new home a million miles from Earth
After a nail-biting 29 days of travel and deployments, the James Webb Space Telescope fired its thrusters Monday to reach its new home in orbit.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope reaches new home a million miles from Earth
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