James Webb, the new space observatory developed by NASA by spending 10 billion dollars, continues on its way to reach its position in space. The adventure of the James Webb Space Telescope began on December 25. The telescope, which will travel through space for 29 days, will finally reach the point where it will be fixed. It will experience a series of course fixes and configuration changes during this time, and each operation excites mission command center on Earth.
But where exactly is James Webb right now? If you’re wondering where he is now and what he’s doing, you can follow NASA’s website specifically for this mission. The link below has all the details:
The telescope travels to a location called the 2nd Lagrange Point, where the gravity of the Earth and Sun cancel each other out, and where the telescope can dock and stabilize. This place is approximately 1.5 million kilometers from Earth. The telescope has so far covered one-third of the way.
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