This week the JWST reached it’s final destination, the 2nd Lagrange point, where he will turn ellipses as long as fuel allows.
It took a lot “analysis” to be sure of the identification, but I could image the telescope last night. The apparent magnitude was pretty low, estimated around mag. 17.0
At the upper left of the object is a small triangle of stars, with a fourth weaker star in the triangle. This star is listed as magnitude 16,5.
FITT grey image stacked 120mm Esprit F7
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