Build 10.1 of the JWST Science Calibration Pipeline Is Now Available
Build 10.1 includes several improvements for multiple observing modes.
Build 10.1 includes several improvements for multiple observing modes.
The Space Telescope Live application has been redesigned and now includes information about JWST observations.
The recently updated JWST Guide Star Catalogue now includes the Galactic Nucleus Catalogue, which provides significant improvements.
The selected programs reflect a wide range of science topics from asteroids and exoplanets to cosmology, with a distribution that matches the submitted proposals.
There are multiple ways to stay informed about news and events related to observing with JWST.
Technical difficulties disrupted the first Webb Office Hours, but there are more to come.
Get answers to your questions directly from JWST experts.
Review the NASA and STScI presentations from the JWST Town Hall.
Register for the next JWebbinar in our series.
New reference files for the MIRI Low-Resolution Spectrometer (LRS) improve the wavelength and photometric calibration, as well as the aperture correction.
Register now for the first JWebbinar of 2024.
Learn how to work with NASA and STScI to share your JWST findings.
Science operations were briefly paused following a periodic orbital station-keeping maneuver.
The JWST Science Calibration Pipeline version 1.12.0 to 1.12.5 was released on December 5, 2023.
To help ensure we are meeting the needs of the entire astronomical community, STScI will begin to send anonymous surveys to gather basic demographics from those who submitted proposals in each cycle.
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The NASA James Webb Space Telescope, developed in partnership with ESA and CSA, is operated by AURA’s Space Telescope Science Institute.