File:NASA Webb Space Telescope Integrated Science Instrument Module.ogv

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Description	English: Engineers place the heart of the James Webb Space Telescope into the Space Environment Simulator, a giant thermal vacuum and cryogenic testing chamber, at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland. Français : Les ingénieurs de la NASA placent le cœur du télescope spatial James Webb dans le simulateur d'environnement spatial (Space Environment Simulator), une chambre de test sous-vide et réfrigérée géante, sur le site du centre de vol spatial Goddard (Goddard Space Flight Center), à Greenbelt, dans le Maryland, Etats-Unis. Italiano: Gli ingegneri collocano il modulo ISIM nella sala dello Space Environment Simulator, una camera per il collaudo criogenico a vuoto termico, presso il centro di volo spaziale Goddard della NASA a Greenbelt, Maryland.
Date	28 October 2015
Source	YouTube: NASA – View/save archived versions on archive.org and archive.today
Author	NASA Goddard

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English: Engineers place the heart of the James Webb Space Telescope into the Space Environment Simulator, a giant thermal vacuum and cryogenic testing chamber, at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Other languages

Čeština: Pracovníci Goddardova kosmického střediska z NASA umísťují srdce Vesmírného dalekohledu Jamese Webba do Simulátoru vesmírného prostředí, obrovské vakuové kryogenické komory.

English: Engineers place the heart of the James Webb Space Telescope into the Space Environment Simulator, a giant thermal vacuum and cryogenic testing chamber, at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland.

Français : Les ingénieurs de la NASA placent le cœur du télescope spatial James Webb dans le simulateur d'environnement spatial (Space Environment Simulator), une chambre de test sous-vide et réfrigérée géante, sur le site du centre de vol spatial Goddard (Goddard Space Flight Center), à Greenbelt, dans le Maryland, Etats-Unis.

中文（简体）：工程师在NASA 位于马里兰绿带的高达德太空飞行中心，将詹姆斯·韦伯太空望远镜的核心部分-巨大热真空和低温试验箱, 放入太空环境模拟器。

中文（繁體）：工程師在 NASA 位於馬里蘭綠帶的高達德太空飛行中心，將詹姆斯·韋伯太空望遠鏡的核心部分-巨大熱真空和低溫試驗箱, 放入太空環境模擬器。

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