#357: Python and the James Webb Space Telescope

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Introduction

00:00 • 5min

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The Space Telescope Science Institute

05:23 • 3min

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Data Processing

07:59 • 4min

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The Science of Webb

11:40 • 6min

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What Do You Think We're Going to Learn From Hubble?

17:35 • 2min

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The Data Processing Process Is a Part of Deep Space Telescope Data Processing

19:33 • 2min

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Using Python to Distribute the Processing

21:11 • 2min

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How Long Does It Take to Get to Mars Rover?

23:11 • 2min

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Do Science Now Write That?

24:42 • 2min

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Science Data Down Loads

26:39 • 2min

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Is There Any Python on the Telescope?

28:40 • 2min

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The Big Science That Just Came Out Last Year

30:40 • 3min

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Enstell Powerd

33:53 • 2min

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Is It Possible to Analyze Hubble Data?

36:03 • 3min

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The Science Celebration Package for J W S T

39:22 • 2min

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The Open Science Community on Gidhub

40:59 • 2min

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Using a SDF File Format in Astronomy

43:07 • 4min

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Astroconda Channels - A Python Library for Astronomers

47:29 • 4min

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Python and Astronomy - What Are You Doing?

51:50 • 2min

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The Mist Project - I'm Doing Anything With Sphinx?

53:36 • 5min

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I Love the Condor Package, It's So Silly

58:56 • 2min

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Talk Python Dot Em Slash Data Dog

01:00:38 • 2min