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James Webb Space Telescope sunshield passes CDR

Submit on Thursday, February 4th, 2010 05:55

The James Webb Space Telescope’s sunshield has passed its critical design review, certifying that its design is complete and meets mission requirements. By achieving thermal, deployment and stray-light targets, the sunshield is now ready for manufacturing.

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