Was James Webb Telescope hit by a meteor?
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No, no, no, no, no.
And not from a meteorite, so it’s not until it arrives here.
The https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meteoroid
What do you think?
All is incredibly empty. That the J.W.T. is hit is unlikely to be a six in lottery. At least of significant foreign bodies.
No, that’s true. The damage is even quite large.
https://www.golem.de/news/mikrometeorit-schaden-am-james-webb-teleskop-schwerer-als-georg-2207-166989.html
Oh, dear, it doesn’t sound good. I hope they just had incredible luck.
In another article, 5 shots have already been discussed.
Yeah, that’s such a great and expensive project. It’s a shame.
Well, that was bad luck. Let’s hope it doesn’t happen so often. Otherwise, the nix will run at 20 years.
James WebbS Telescope can’t have been hit by a meteorite because he didn’t have one.
You the James Webb–Telescopic means: How easy to google it was hit in May.
https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/weltall/nasa-james-webb-teleskop-von-meteoriten-getroffen-a-e4b3fce0-3a22-4173-916a-b81dc2fe7c
of a tiny small particle that hit one of the two main mirrors.
https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/weltall/nasa-james-webb-teleskop-von-meteoriten-getroffen-a-e4b3fce0-3a22-4173-916a-b81dc2fe7c
Meteorite, not meteor. Meteor is the glow of a “Sternschnuppe”.
https://www.spiegel.de/wissenschaft/weltall/nasa-james-webb-teleskop-von-meteoriten-getroffen-a-e4b3fce0-3a22-4173-916a-b81dc2fe7c
https://futurezone.at/science/meteoriteneinschlag-james-webb-teleskop-schaden-nasa-weltraum/402080077
This is also wrong. It wasn’t a meteorite, it was a meteorite. The latter are outside the earth’s atmosphere.
May I improve again: Meteoroid.
“while you told me that it wasn’t a meteorite,”
that wasn’t me!
I know what it was about you. If you want to be smart, as you wanted, by pointing out that it was not a meteorite, then you should be able to spell the correct term correctly. You failed. For a layman, the term meteoroid is unknown. He only knows “Meteorit” and “Meteor” and confused the two with each other and often with “Asteroid”.
It was about “Meteorid” / “Meteoroid”
“Meteorides (often also called meteoroids) count like asteroids and comets among the small bodies of our solar system. They are larger than interplanetary dust and smaller than asteroids.”
And actually I didn’t really mean “Rosinenpi…” “Corinthenka…” .
Says the right one. The difference between a luminescent appearance and a piece of matter is probably more important than that between a buck BEFORE and ARE the crash on the earth.
Oh, yeah.