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14574633 No.14574633 [Reply] [Original]

So where are the images?

>> No.14574635
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14574635

They are still creating them.
Just wait a little more.

>> No.14574637

They never said there would be images in june

>> No.14574641

>>14574633
There was some delaying in creating them as >>14574635 says, so they instead created a story about meteors and comets hitting it.

>> No.14574653

>>14574633
They're supposed to come out 12th july

>> No.14574660

>>14574635
>>14574641
Kys

>> No.14574666

>>14574633
They've been delayed due to technical issues.

>> No.14574952

>technical issues
Thats a funny way of spelling "smashed to pieces"

>> No.14575009

>>14574633
https://flickr.com/photos/nasawebbtelescope/albums
how many times are we going to go trough this? We don't yet have anything more than alignment images.

>> No.14575013
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>>14574633
awesome image of an exoplanet just came out

>> No.14575172

its going to be a dead piece of swiss cheese by December, they'd better proritize the critical stuff right now, fuck your pretty pictures.

>> No.14575177
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>inb4 this is the first thing that appears infront of the telescope
What happens afterwards?

>> No.14575180

>>14575177
Lots and lots of probing

>> No.14575190
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>>14575177
Time to fly off from Earth and go play with 'em

>> No.14575277

>>14574633
Soon
https://www.nasa.gov/press-release/nasa-invites-media-public-to-view-webb-telescope-s-first-images

>> No.14575285

>>14574633
It's fake, just like the black hole images, it was used as nothing more than a way to embezzle billions of dollars.

>> No.14576618
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>>14575009
what sort of scientist doesn't know how to print screen?

>> No.14576658

>>14576618
These terminals wont let you, they are most likely air gapped, and have no way to get data out of them. No drives, no sd card slots, no internet. They might not even a conventional operating system and boot from a mainframe where your print screen would not even work. Any data captured runs over that mainframe , if you want to get data out of there you need clearance. Its called operational security. I guess even taking that picture with a cellphone is very irregulatory and could be some break of contract if you could make out things on the photo like system structures, network structures or other weaknesses. Ive worked at air gapped facilities , and their opsec would not even let you take screenshots or allow cellphones just for this reason.

>> No.14576695

>>14576658
if they don't let you there's probably a reason for that. hope that lady loses her security clearance.

>> No.14576696

>>14576658
also in the other pics uploaded to flickr there are visible mobile numbers on the whiteboard. not sure these guys even know what opsec is.

>> No.14577388

>>14575009
>flickr in 2022

>> No.14577411

>>14574633
please wait warmly, observatory is calibrating.

>> No.14578567

>>14574633
It was already broken when they launched it.

>> No.14579627

>>14576658
screenshot chud btfo

>> No.14579634

>>14575285
i know you're baiting, but the DoD/CIA black budget is so large that if they needed a few billion they would just go through that, rather than an elaborate web of lies and hoaxes that require ongoing maintenance by 100s of people all working together off the same script

>>14576618
>>14576658
i believe they fill USB slots with resin, or at the very least alert people if you plug anything in

>> No.14580755

>>14576658
Nah they usually use Windows 10 (as you can see in the bottem) enterprise and some other shit. Although what you described is something that would be expected of a sensitive government agency, the reality is that they love to cheap shit out and still have the military using Vista in the current age. For example, you see military leaks on fucking WoT forums because that's the onoy barrier, an autist's desire or some backbone that a glowie would never have.

>> No.14580904

>>14576658
NASA data are mandatorily open source by the fact of being paid for government money.

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>>14579634
>jwst is real guys!!
>you gotta believe me!!!

>> No.14580931

>>14580904
>NSA data are mandatorily open source by the fact of being paid for government money.
amazing how removing just one character from your post shows how utterly stupid it is. how were you able to type that up without realizing your blatant mistake? lack of self awareness? low iq?

>> No.14580956

>>14580931
https://www.earthdata.nasa.gov/engage/open-data-services-and-software

>> No.14580967

>>14574633
I am more interested in when is it going to check for biosignatures.

>> No.14582501 [DELETED] 

>>14580923
this

>> No.14582503

>>14574633
Well not enough fundings to deliver images, gibusdats.

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>>14580956
>.gov
pure propaganda

>> No.14582676

>>14575177
Fuck off space niggers, were full.

>> No.14582724

>>14574633
Its broken, there will be no images

>> No.14583873

>>14580904
this has nothing to do with the fact that nasa has to run an opsec protocol, they dont want their systems to be compromised by retarded employees, theres to much money and invaluable assets at stake.

>> No.14583948

>>14577388
>nasa is cutting edge technology
but also
>nasa can't accomplish what was considered cutting edge in their field of science one 50 years ago
pick one