Orbit Size Telescopes, Meteors Destroying Satellites, Artificial Gravity | Q&A 186
In this week's Questions and Answers show, I answer what it would take to build a telescope as big as the Earth's orbit around the Sun, why SgrA* seems to have been rolled over on its side, and how we know the age of stars.
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Comments (2)
Hi Fraser, I have a question about the JWST. Would it be possible for JWST to identify moons orbiting other planets. I am thinking about large moons like the ones we see in Jupiter and Saturn in our solar system
Hi Alex, unfortunately no, it probably won't be able to detect exomoons. Did you ever see this interview I did with Alex Teachy about this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2SjAgc8JAs