NASA plans to resume testing of the James Webb Telescope this month following weird readings
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NASA plans to resume preflight tests on the James Webb Space Telescope soon, after the spacecraft had a small hiccup during a test at the end of last year. The telescope had an “unexpected response” to a vibrational test in December, prompting NASA to put testing of the spacecraft on hold until the agency figured out what happened. Now, NASA says it is close to zeroing in on the source of the problem, and tests should pick back up again later this month.
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