Das James-Webb-Teleskop ist unterwegs ins All. Es erreicht in 29 Tagen sein Ziel: den Lagrange-Punkt L2. Von dort aus wird es bis zu zehn Jahre lang das komplette Weltall beobachten – und die gesammelten Daten zur Erde schicken. Die Mission: Die Frühzeit des Universums erforschen. | SRF News

"...one of the wonderful challenges about astronomy is that we have to imagine something so we can go look for it. But nature has a way of being even more creative than we are; so we have always been surprised by what we see in the sky. That’s why building a telescope has always been interesting. Every time we build a better one, we see something we never imagined was out there." - Dr. John Mather Learn more about the science goals of the James Webb Space Telescope with Dr. Amber Straughn and Dr