To find out how galaxies grow and develop during the cosmic time, including understanding how to compensate and expel gas from galaxies, we will need to develop a group of observatories, missions and multi -length facilities. All this is possible in the plan developed by ASTRO2020. However, all this depends on NASA astronomical physics and NSF ground facilities are fully funded throughout the 2020s and beyond. ((credit: National Academies/Astro2020 Decisive Survey)
NASA, which gave us Hubble, JWST, and much more, faces its largest budget in history. All future tasks are at risk.
This “fleet scheme” classifies every scientific mission in NASA across the fourThe main sub -divisions – Earth Sciences, Huevision Physics, Planetary Sciences, and Astronomical Physics – are active as of July 2024. There are many future future tasks planned in different stages of development. ((creditNASA Scientific Fleet scheme)
This map showing colors either shown or sponsored by astronomical physics in several NASA, a large number, and a large number of future tasks that are expected to become part of the NASA astronomical fleet, assuming that it does not have to face the budget reduction by more than 50 % in 2025, etc. ((creditNASA Center in Godard Space Lowl)
Along with ground facilities, which can only be noted a portion of the electromagnetic spectrum, space -based posts, such as the wavelength of the observatories that have been launched and preserved by the division of astronomical physics in NASA, from the Directorate of Science Mission, can detect the universe in the amazing fashion, often unprecedented. ((credit: Ecuip/University of Chicago)
Hubble (TOP) and JWST reflect the telescopes. Light from distant organisms enters the telescope, which reflects the large mirror you send to the smaller secondary mirror. The secondary mirror reflects that the light again through a hole in the basic mirror, as it comes to concentration and enters both the numerous telescope tools behind the basic mirror. The scope of telescopes cannot be expanded, but the JWST mode is 1.5 million km from the ground, unlike Hubble distance about 500 to 600 km from the ground, represents a big difference in temperatures that participants can work. ((credit: Nasa-GSFC, STCI)
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