Bright planets in the solar system and nearby stars are the James Webb Space Telescope's Achilles' heel, but new software will improve images. Credit: Jedidiah Dore / NASA When Nobel Laureate John C.
When Nobel Laureate John C. Mather used to give talks about the James Webb Space Telescope, he would often use an impressive analogy — that the observatory was so sensitive, it could detect the heat ...
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