Deploying a Spacecraft for Infrared Observations

Exploring the intricate deployment process of a spacecraft a million miles from Earth to observe infrared radiation, highlighting design elements like solar panels and communication antennas while emphasizing the importance of shielding detectors from sunlight. The chapter delves into the protection layers around the Sun, the significance of viewing early galaxies with infrared telescopes, and advancements in technology from Hubble to JWST.