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Webb Space Telescope Trajectory to Orbit

This diagram shows The James Webb Space Telescope's trajectory from Earth into its orbit around the Second Langrange point. Webb's orbit around L2 is a tilted oval shape about 500,000km (in the X direction, away from the Sun) by 1,500,000km (in the Y direction, 'side-to-side' of the Sun) by 800,000km (in the Z direction, 'above and below' the Sun).
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Webb Space Telescope Trajectory to Orbit
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This diagram shows The James Webb Space Telescope's trajectory from Earth into its orbit around the Second Langrange point. Webb's orbit around L2 is a tilted oval shape about 500,000km (in the X direction, away from the Sun) by 1,500,000km (in the Y direction, 'side-to-side' of the Sun) by 800,000km (in the Z direction, 'above and below' the Sun).
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ART • ASTRONOMY • ASTROPHYSICS • DIAGRAM • EARTH • ILLUSTRATION • ILLUSTRATIONS • JAMES • JWST • L1 • L2 • L3 • L4 • L5 • LABELED • LAGRANGE • ORBIT • OUTERSPACE • POINT • SCIENCE • SOLAR • SPACE (COSMOS) • SPACE • SPATIAL • SYSTEM • TELESCOPE • TRAJECTORY • WEBB