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Another Primary Webb Space Telescope Instrument Gets the “Go for Science”

Recently, NIRISS, one of NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope’s four primary scientific instruments concluded its postlaunch preparations and was declared ready for science. Now a... The post Another Primary Webb Space Telescope Instrument Gets the “Go for Science” appeared first on SciTechDaily.

Another Primary Webb Space Telescope Instrument Gets the “Go for Science”

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