has already begun. taking to twitter, opposition politicians pointed to the fact the extreme snowfall had been predicted, with claims government officials had not taken steps to prevent the huge influx of tourists keen to enjoy the winter weather. the pakistani prime minister imran khan has ordered an enquiry into the disaster. before that s completed, further heavy snow is expected to fall. gareth barlow, bbc news. the newjames webb space telescope has fully deployed in space the final step of its two week deployment phase that began with its launch on christmas day. nasa will now begin to latch the wing into place. the observatory is on a mission to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. many of its components had to be folded to fit inside the launch rocket. 0nce unfurled, the golden primary mirror, the largest astronomical reflector ever sent into space, will allow the telescope to be properly focused. its great size will enable scientists to see the faintest object
in space the final step of its two week deployment phase that began with its launch on christmas day. nasa will now begin to latch the wing into place. the observatory is on a mission to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. many of its components had to be folded to fit inside the launch rocket. 0nce unfurled, the golden primary mirror the largest astronomical reflector ever sent into space will allow the telescope to be properly focused. its great size will enable scientists to see the faintest objects from the farthest reaches of the cosmos. now for a doggy tale of international travel with a difference. munchkin was a bali street dog until natasha corbin and herfiance david daynes came across the puppy while they were living in indonesia. and since then, munchkin has been on quite a voyage because natasha has spent the last six years working to have her reunited with them back home in australia. and having passed
nasa will now begin to latch the wing into place. the observatory is on a mission to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. many of its components had to be folded to fit inside the launch rocket. 0nce unfurled, the golden primary mirror, the largest astronomical reflector ever sent into space, will allow the telescope to be properly focused. its great size will enable scientists to see the faintest objects from the farthest reaches of the cosmos. katherine mack, a theoretical cosmologist and assistant professor at north carolina state university, told me that what nasa has achieved is unprecedented. yeah, this whole mission has had us all at the edge of our seats. it s such a complicated mission in terms of itjust has so many parts. as you mentioned, this telescope had to be folded up to fit into the rocket and so, that means that once it was launched, all of these parts had to be unfurled and it all had to all go perfectly right in orderfor this telescope, which has b
for coronavirus. more than 150,000 people in the uk have now died within 28 days of a positive covid test since the pandemic began. it s the first country in western europe to reach the figure. the newjames webb space telescope has fully deployed in space the final step of its two week deployment phase that began with its launch on christmas day. nasa will now begin to latch the wing into place. the observatory is on a mission to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. many of its components had to be folded to fit inside the launch rocket. 0nce unfurled, the golden primary mirror, the largest astronomical reflector ever sent into space, will allow the telescope to be properly focused. its great size will enable scientists to see the faintest objects from the farthest reaches of the cosmos. daryl haggard an associate professor of physics at mcgill university in montreal told me that what nasa has achieved is unprecedented. it s extraordinarily exciting. i mean, this
gareth barlow, bbc news. the newjames webb space telescope has fully deployed in space the final step of its two week deployment phase that began with its launch on christmas day. nasa will now begin to latch the wing into place. the observatory is on a mission to study the very first stars to shine in the universe. many of its components had to be folded to fit inside the launch rocket. 0nce unfurled, the golden primary mirror, the largest astronomical reflector ever sent into space, will allow the telescope to be properly focused. its great size will enable scientists to see the faintest objects from the farthest reaches of the cosmos. let s speak to katherine mack, a theoretical cosmologist and assistant professor at north carolina state university. nq n0 forjoining us. just how big a moment was this for you because the launch on christmas