NASA Moves JWST Mirrors at Marshall's XRCF (2010)
2010 · Short film · 5 min
Synopsis
This July, a summer intern took video using a flip-cam. The video depicts the James Webb Space Telescope mirrors being moved out of the X-Ray and Cryogenics facility. If you're wondering why it's so shaky -- that's because the process actually takes much longer than what is shown, the video is (in most parts) sped up by 150-200%
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Details
- Running time
- 5 minutes
- Collection
- NASA
Subjects on the Internet Archive
- JWST Mirrors
- James Webb Space Telescope
- X-Ray and Cryogenics Facility
- XRCF
- Marshall Space Flight Center
- Clean room
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