Space
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NASA's JWST Passes Sun Shield Test
After successfully assembling the entire observatory, technicians and engineers moved on to fully deploy and tension all five layers of its tennis court sized sunshield, which is designed to keep its optics and sensors in the shade and away from interference.
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2019 Will be The Second-Warmest Year in History
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Solar storms expected to be more damaging—scientists
Part one of battery-upgrading spacewalk, a success!
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