ALT The Webb telescope is depicted by an artist as it might look in space. Webb has a kite-shaped sunshield and a large golden mirror made of hexagons. Three long struts that make a tripod, meet out in front of the mirror, where they support a smaller circular secondary mirror. A black nose cone is in the center of the mirror. This is where light enters the instruments, which sit behind the mirror. The mirror and top of the sunshield are shown in darkness, which is how they are in space. The mirror reflects part of the secondary mirror tripod. Behind Webb is the Milky Way galaxy. Bands of stars run from left to right behind it, with the brightest stars to the left. Below Webb, left of center is a galaxy. Above Webb to the right are more stars.

ALT This is the 70 meter antenna at Goldstone, California. The dish is enormous, taking up most of the image. The dish, which is white with lines running through it is turned up to the sky. It has a white base that attaches it to the ground. Four people stand to the left giving a sense of scale. Behind it are low mountains and a mostly cloudy sky.