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Nope, this latest, relatively minuscule slip is 100% motivated by Coronavirus’s impact on the work their doing. This article is pretty pointless and anemic (to be expected because of who wrote it) because NASA has yet to release a new post-COVID launch date; the language of relevant NASA officials suggests the delay could be as small as a month or two, as they’ve mentioned they could still hit the original March launch date, but not without rushing (which is something you really don’t wanna risk with JWST).

[QUOTE="E-V Bomber, post: 397809, member: 16293"] Nope, this latest, relatively minuscule slip is 100% motivated by Coronavirus’s impact on the work their doing. This article is pretty pointless and anemic (to be expected because of who wrote it) because NASA has yet to release a new post-COVID launch date; the language of relevant NASA officials suggests the delay could be as small as a month or two, as they’ve mentioned they could still hit the original March launch date, but not without rushing (which is something you really don’t wanna risk with JWST). [/QUOTE]

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