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Explore our ever growing list of Webb related featured items and activities that illuminate, educate and encourage you to create about all things Webb. Items include art projects, virtual reality, 360 images, interactives, podcasts, models, games, books, posters, educational products and more.

A hand holding a paper model of the James Webb Space Telescope on a cosmic background of stars and a cloudy galaxy.
  • shows a blurry blue nebula like background image on which an illustration of the Webb Space Telescope is in the middle surrounded by 6 other space telescopes such as Hubble and Chandra.

    Game - Build It Yourself: Satellite

    You get to be the scientist in the "Build It Yourself: Satellite!" game! Choose what science your satellite will be used to study, and then decide what wavelengths, instruments, and optics will help you learn the most about the science you've chosen.

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  • Title graphic for the Webb - scope it out game - telescope learning game which shows a blurry blue nebula like background image on which a woman looking through an optical telescope is shown on the right and an illustration of the Webb space telescope is shown upper left and Hubble Space Telescope lower left.

    Game - Scope It Out!

    Scope It Out! includes an introduction to telescopes and two matching games. This game is best suited for teens and interested adults.

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  • Primary Mirror Segment Cryogenic Testing

    The Journey of Webb's Mirrors

    This interactive map traces the steps and path of Webb's mirrors as they went from raw material to liftoff making a cross country journey, visiting some states more than once, before travelling to South America for lift-off.

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  • a collage if images of people showing the art they created for #UnfoldTheUniverse

    #UnfoldTheUniverse Art Challenge

    Show us what you believe the Webb telescope will reveal by creating art. You can draw, paint, sing, write, dance — the universe is the limit! Share it with the hashtag #UnfoldTheUniverse!

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  • JWSTArt image of JURIED

    #jwstArt

    Twenty two artists were selected nationwide to attend the James Webb Space Telescope Artist Event at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Md. This gallery shows their impressions of the Webb Telescope and it's mission.

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  • #JWSTArt - by Ivan Jair Teniza Gutierrez

    Coloring Webb

    Grab your crayons, colored pencils, or paints and download these Webb coloring templates to create your own colorful version of the James Webb Space Telescope!

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  • A view of a paper model of the James Webb Space Telescope standing on a desk table.

    Build A Webb Model

    Build a paper model of the Webb Telescope or design your own and show us your work!

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  • Example of a front view of the Webb Mirror Origami showing the 18 gold Webb hexagon mirror segments with a black hexagon in the middle.

    Webb Mirror Origami

    Fold this origami pattern to make your own artistic version of the James Webb Space Telescope primary mirror!

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  • Christmas tree with lights and multiple ornaments including a paper snowflake ornament resembling the mirror pattern of the James Webb Space Telescope. On wall behind the tree hangs various frames with references to the James Webb Space Telescope.

    Make You Own Webb-themed Paper Snowflake

    Use this template to create your own James Webb Space Telescope mirror paper snowflake. Simply print the page out, and follow the directions for folding and cutting.

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  • Large 24"x 36" Anniversary Poster In Black

    Webb Posters and Printables

    An ever growing collection of Webb themed posters and printable products you can download and print.

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  • A portion the Webb Telescope folding puzzler that contains a number of key facts about the mission. On the right is a graphic depicting the James Webb Space Telescope with the multi-panel mirrors displayed prominently. One the left is one of the facts of the mission that would display when the folding puzzle is put together.

    Folding Puzzler (PDF)

    A Webb Telescope folding puzzler containing a number of key facts about the mission.

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  • Graphic display of a LEGO®-built James Webb Space Telescope model with the words "Build Your Own JWST With LEGO® Brand Blocks" in the lower left corner and a Northrop Grumman logo in the upper left corner.

    LEGO® Webb Instructions

    Build your own Webb Telescope with LEGO® brand blocks.

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  • Pumpkin carving of the James Webb Space Telescope with planets, stars, and other cosmic objects; carved by Kelly Lepo.

    Webb Space Pumpkin

    Carve your own James Webb Space Pumpkin!
    Choose from patterns in four levels of difficulty to create your own space pumpkin.

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  • Overview of Webb Primary Mirror in right side foreground with the NASA meatball logo and part of the Goddard logo reflecting in the Webb mirror segments and with clean room structures shown in the left side background.

    Downloadable Backgrounds

    Webb themed downloadable virtual backgrounds for desktop teleconferencing apps like Zoom/Teams and mobile phones in portrait orientation.

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  • Image containing key facts about the James Webb Space Telescope. The image is titled "JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE" with a subtitle of "English". The key facts are listed in the image are: [Line 1] Will be the premier space observatory for astronomers worldwide, extending the tantalizing discoveries of the Hubble Space Telescope. [Line 2] An international collaboration among NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Canadian Space Agency. [Line 3] The largest telescope ever placed in space; 100 times more powerful than Hubble. [Line 4] So big it has to fold origami-style to fit in the rocket and will unfold like a “Transformer” in space. [Line 5] Has a 5-layer sunshield that protects the telescope from the infrared radiation of the Sun, Earth, and Moon; like having sun protection of SPF 1 million. [Line 6] With unprecedented infrared sensitivity, it will peer back in time over 13.5 billion years to see the first galaxies born after the Big Bang. [Line 7] Will orbit the Sun 1.5 million kilometers from the Earth. (Hubble orbits 560 kilometers above the Earth.)

    Webb Key Facts International

    Webb Key Facts in over 40 Languages and more on the way.

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