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The James Webb Space Telescope, a $10 billion space telescope, is scheduled to launch in October and will be the most powerful telescope ever launched. It will help astronomers study the early universe by looking back millions of years and providing insight into what the universe looked like in the distant past. The telescope is expected to start operating after its October launch.
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