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1433: "The James Webb Space Telescope"
Episode October 9, 2025

1433: "The James Webb Space Telescope"

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Interesting Things with JC #1433: "The James Webb Space Telescope" – A grain of sand held at arm’s length reveals thousands of galaxies in the dark, light that began before Earth existed. The James Webb Space Telescope proves human hands can reach back to the dawn of time.

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