John Lunnon
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John Lunnon
There’s no new updates, right now the crew are sleeping and a lot of people are live streaming repeats of yesterdays launch , see you tomorrow guys with actual new footage.
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Thanks for joining the livestream see you later for the next one!
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Watch the livestream of the Artemis 2 roll-out right
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John Lunnon
Hey guys! I woke up to an amazing update — 2,300,000 views!
Thank you all so much for watching and supporting the channel. I truly appreciate every single one of you.
More great videos are on the way, especially on the latest in space and tech!
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Hey guys if you love space travel check out DJ Earth playing Space Engine.
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Hey guys hope you had a good Christmas got a new video coming this weekend we’ll be going live again, it’s been a while! This time I will be going over the updates from NASA and having a chat about things.
See you then take care
John - Review Labs
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While James Webb Space Telescope engineers continue aligning the observatory's segmented golden mirror, scientists are looking ahead to the research the telescope will begin conducting this summer. Overall, the observations will range from our own solar system to the very earliest days of the universe
One example of what astronomers hope to do with Webb? Study any interstellar objects that come rushing through our solar system. To date, scientists have spotted two: 'Oumuamua in 2017 and Comet Borisov in 2018. But the James Webb Space Telescope is more powerful than anything in the sky during those two visits, plus it has the capacity to observe in infrared
We have some amazing images to come from JWST
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We will be back online a couple of hours before the L2 Burn today, and continue to follow James Webb Telescope to its Orbit about
See you later
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Thank you all so much for watching the live feeds since James Webb was blasted into space,
I personally feel we have become one the best communities when it comes to the James Webb Telescope!
We will be taking a break this evening & will be back tomorrow around 5am UK Time GMT!
Thanks again for supporting the channel
See you in the morning!
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