Movers Drop James Webb Space Telescope

NASA has announced recently that the James Webb telescope’s magnificent 18 piece mirror broke apart after a local moving company dropped the space telescope. NASA personnel investigated when they heard a slight jingling sound when moving the cardboard box holding the giant telescope. Engineers were then horrified when they open up the cardboard box and noticed it had broken into a million pieces.

When asked for comment, Jim’s Moving Company claimed the satellite was already broken when they packed it. “We showed up to the facility and saw the item broken into a bazillion little pieces. I thought it was bizarre, but they don’t pay us to ask questions” said Steve, one of the movers. NASA is countering by showing pictures of the satellite pre-packing, although the moving company is claiming the photos are “fake news”.

Engineers are debating if there is a feasible way to fix the satellite to make it launch-ready. Some courses of action they are considering include using superglue or duct taping up the mirror. In addition to mirror damage, the body of the satellite seems to have a dent on it. Engineers are considering if “kicking the dent out” will be able to fix the problem.

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