Hupple Launched on Christmas Day, and It Was Orbiting Le Grange Point Two

Hupple launched on christmas day, and it was heading to le grange point two. That's important, because the telescope needs to be cold. In in earth's orbit, it cannot get cold enough to observe infeit energy. Infra red basically allows telescopes to see through the gas and dust surrounding these let in these nebulas - so we're hoping j w s t will be able to observe the first light of the universe.