Bigger, better telescope to replace Hubble
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The new James Webb telescope that will replace the Hubble in orbit is three years from completion.
The Hubble Telescope's been orbiting the Earth for over two decades and has taken some amazing images in space.
It has also helped to answer some of the most difficult and interesting questions about planets, stars and the universe.
It's also uncovered mysteries we never knew existed.
Now it's being replaced by a bigger better model called the James Webb Telescope.
For years, the James Webb Space Telescope has been just an artist's impression. Now it's taking shape
It's being developed by scientists working for Nasa, the European Space Agency and Canada.
It should take another three years to complete and should be launched in 2018.
It's hoped it will teach us much more about the universe we live in billions of years ago.
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