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Good Sunday morning my Brothers and Sisters!!!

It is another dreary lackluster day here in SW Florida with a heavy overcast, misting, with a slight breeze and only 50°! Now that may sound very warm to some of you and as a Bostonian area resident, most of my life, that is a warm temperature for a winter day! Not so, here... Once one's blood thins out, anything below 65° feels cold! Okay, okay I will get off that topic!!!

Speaking of cold, the Cold Side of the James Web Space Telescope is a snappy minus 344° at one point and minus 331° on another point! As cold as that is, it is PERFECT for the JWST and just about where the Scientists want the Sunscreen to reflect the Suns heat away from the the Telescope! Well, we are in Day 29 and at this point the JWST has completed 98.1774% of its journey, leaving only 16,560 miles to go to reach the LaGrange Point L2... The JWST should reach it desired destination tomorrow and Scientists will determine exactly when they will initiate the L2 insertion burn which is the next major task. Thereafter it will take a long time for alignment of mirrors (We will find that out after the JWST is in L2 orbit) before we get the superbly magnificent images from deep space.

Until tomorrow, drop in and take in the Live video for a few minutes and watch the animation and clips in the lower right corner... Remember to watch FULL SCREEN!
Enjoy,
Kerry
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