NASA investigating glitch on James Webb Space Telescope's ultracold camera | James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning image of Neptune's rings and moons | NASA's DART mission will put on an asteroid-smashing show next week
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James Webb Space Telescope's ultracold camera has experienced a technical glitch that is forcing the ground team to postpone some observations. The issue affects one of four observing modes of the Mid-Infrared Instrument.
The James Webb Space Telescope captured the first detailed look at Neptune's ring system for more than 30 years. Prior to these new images, what was the last spacecraft to have captured images of the ice giant's rings?
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NASA's asteroid-smashing DART mission captured a photo of Jupiter and its four largest moons to test the autonomous navigation system that will lead the spacecraft to collide with an asteroid next week.
SpaceX is gearing up for the first-ever orbital test flight of Starship, the giant vehicle it's building to take cargo and people to the moon, Mars and other distant destinations. And that landmark try may be just around the corner.
