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- A link to the JWST Observing Schedule
I thought this might be interesting. It is the JWST Observing Schedule
The JWST Observing Schedule is a detailed plan for when and where the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will observe various targets in the universe.
The JWST Observing Schedule is created by a team of scientists and engineers who use various factors such as scientific priorities, telescope capabilities, and target availability to determine the best time and location for observations.
The JWST Observing Schedule can be found on the official website of the telescope, as well as on various astronomy databases and publications.
Yes, the JWST Observing Schedule is subject to change due to a variety of factors such as changes in scientific priorities, telescope performance, and unexpected events. However, the schedule is constantly updated and adjusted to ensure the most efficient use of the telescope.
The JWST Observing Schedule is typically presented in a table or calendar format, with each entry representing a specific observation. The schedule may also include information such as the target name, observation duration, and instrument used. It is important to note that the schedule may be subject to change and is not a guarantee of when or if a particular observation will occur.