With numerous questions and concerns regarding how far we can go with this Hubble telescope upgrade, this book comes to equip every astronomer, stargazer, and constellation enthusiast with facts on the Novel telescope in space and how it will influence (if not revolutionize) how we see the universe in the future. Emotions are building in the hearts of every astronomer as we take one gigantic step into the future of astronomy and another step into past galaxies hundreds of millions of years after the creation of the universe. The project began in 1996, or, as of this writing, around 25 years ago. It is a NASA project that has the help of the Canadian Space Agency and the European Space Agency. The Project has received contributions from fifteen nations. Four major objectives drive the Project. These include looking for indications of life in distant planetary systems while studying the history of galaxies, the birth of stars and planetary systems, and the first stars and galaxies that emerged after the Big Bang. What data will we learn from the James Webb Space Telescope? far-off galaxies. alien worlds. the possibility of alien life. Dark spheres. Black holes. … and so on. William Thurmond, an obsessive admirer of space and all its splendor, takes a perceptive look at the JWST after spending countless nights gazing at the sky through the telescope on his rooftop. **Want to know about it? Scroll up and click the BUY NOW button. It’s…Nominal!**