Timeline of the James Webb Space Telescope - Wikipedia
James Webb Space Telescope launch date and time: How to watch the liftoff live? | Space
James Webb: Hubble successor given mid-December launch date - BBC News
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope will likely miss its rescheduled launch date of March 2021 | TechSpot
The James Webb Space Telescope Finally Prepares for Launch | WIRED
Webb telescope launch date slips again | Ars Technica
$10 Billion James Webb Space Telescope Fueled for Launch
The James Webb Space Telescope is finally launching on December 25. Here's how to watch. - Vox
NASA Invites Public to Share Excitement of Webb Space Telescope Launch | NASA
James Webb Space Telescope given revised 24 December launch - BBC News
Incident' delays launch of James Webb Space Telescope - BBC News
James Webb space telescope gets launch date — Born to Engineer
James Webb: Hubble successor given mid-December launch date - BBC News
NASA Sets Coverage, Invites Public to View Webb Telescope Launch | NASA
ESA - Webb: new target launch date
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope launch delayed to Christmas due to weather | Space
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope launch delayed to December | Space
James Webb Space Telescope
Launch of NASA's James Webb Space Telescope delayed another year | New Scientist
NASA's James Webb telescope launch delayed again until December 24th | Engadget
James Webb Space Telescope arrives at new home in space | Space
The James Webb telescope has a bona fide launch date | Ars Technica
NASA Statement on James Webb Space Telescope Launch Readiness | NASA
James Webb Space Telescope Launches on Journey to See the Dawn of Starlight - The New York Times
Webb telescope blasts off successfully — launching a new era in astronomy
James Webb Space Telescope Post-Launch Deployment Timeline
James Webb Space Telescope: launch date, size and mission goals | BBC Science Focus Magazine
Why the James Webb Space Telescope was launched into space | World Economic Forum
James Webb Space Telescope on Track for March 2021 Launch, NASA Says - Scientific American
