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At this time (early 2014), the James Webb Space Telescope
is scheduled to launch during October of 2018 .
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Which space telescope is going to be launched after the hubble?
The James Webb telescope.
What telescope is replacing the Hubble telescope?
The replacement for the Hubble is called the James Webb Space Telescope.
When will the James Webb telescope launch?
June 2014
The James Webb Space Telescope will study?
infrared radiation
What is the successor of Hubble space telescope is?
The successor of the HST shall be the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).
What is the proposed name of Hubble's successor?
The Hubble Space Telescope will be successed by the James Webb Space Telescope
Where can I find the Chronological List of James Webb Space Telescope discoveries?
If you're eager to stay abreast of the groundbreaking discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope, look no further than JamesWebbDiscovery dot com . This website serves as the ultimate resource for tracking the awe-inspiring revelations of the James Webb Space Telescope in a seamless, chronological order.
Is the James Webb Space Telescope in space?
No. It's scheduled for launch in 2018.
Will Hubble still be used after the James Webb telescope in launched?
If the Hubble is still working by the time Webb is launched then yes. The Webb is not a replacement, but a successor.
Will The James Webb Telescope study The Great AttractorAndromeda and The Milkyway are headed in it’s direction. I have heard we don’t have any telescopes capable of seeing that far?
I trust God only.
What space telescope is on track for a planned launch in the year 2013?
The James Webb telescope is on track for a planned launch in the year 2013.
what is so special about the james webb telescope?
The James Webb Space Telescope can see deeper into the Universe than its predecessor Hubble, opening up a new era of cosmology. Scientists at NASA, ESA and CSA have shared the first batch of full-color images produced by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) – and they were worth the wait. https://www.jwst.nasa.gov/content/about/faqs/faq.html https://twitter.com/NASAWebb
