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US astronomy: Is the next big thing too big?
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- Tony Reichhardt writes for Nature from Washington DC.
Abstract
The cost of the James Webb Space Telescope could cripple US astronomy. Tony Reichhardt takes a closer look.
Every ten years, US astronomers get together to list the things they want most in all the world — and outside it. This may sound like a grown up version of writing to Santa Claus, but these Decadal Surveys are taken very seriously.
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