James Webb Space Telescope
A next-generation infrared space telescope led by NASA, suited to observing early galaxies in the universe and penetrating dust clouds. It complements Hubble in terms of wavelength coverage.
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The James Webb Space Telescope mainly works in the infrared band and excels at observing early galaxies in the universe and penetrating dust clouds; Hubble, meanwhile, has unique advantages in the visible and ultraviolet bands.
Hubble's ultraviolet observations can detect the escape of the upper atmospheres of exoplanets, while Webb's infrared observations can analyze the composition of the lower atmosphere; joint observations by the two can provide more complete physical information.
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The James Webb Space Telescope mainly works in the infrared band and excels at observing early galaxies in the universe and penetrating dust clouds; Hubble, meanwhile, has unique advantages in the visible and ultraviolet bands.
50%UnverifiedHubble's ultraviolet observations can detect the escape of the upper atmospheres of exoplanets, while Webb's infrared observations can analyze the composition of the lower atmosphere; joint observations by the two can provide more complete physical information.
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