James Webb Just Saw Something Impossible on the Moon
We examine how NASA mission control processes complex telemetry and thermal camera readings to verify these findings. While the James Webb telescope is primarily designed for deep space, its recent lunar focus required engineers to overcome significant technical hurdles to ensure the data was accurate. This analysis also considers the legacy of the Chelyabinsk meteor, providing context for how we monitor near-Earth objects. By studying these high-resolution moon observations, we gain a clearer picture of the risks and environmental factors present in our immediate cosmic neighborhood.