Cost cuts likely to dim space telescope's vision

The James Webb telescope, one of NASA's biggest science projects and
Hubble's successor, is $1 billion over-budget - now many involved
want to reduce its observing power.

The curtailed capability would result from polishing the telescope's
mirrors only once instead of twice - saving $150 million. But some
astronomers are concerned that the cuts could "jeopardise optical
space astronomy in the next decade".

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