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competition success magazine this article was published in the magazine mirrors its primary mirror is 6.5 metres in diameter bigger than any mirror previously launched into space.  the size heightens the sensitivity of the telescope larger the mirror area collecting light more details it can capture of a star or galaxy. recently a secondary mirror was also deployed. it is a small circular mirror which plays a vital role in reflecting light from primary mirror to the instruments.  location/orbit it will not be in orbit around earth but will orbit sun 1.5 million kilometers away from the earth at second lagrange point or l2. competition success magazine subscription l2 lets telescope stay in line with earth as it moves around sun. this allows satellites large sunshield to protect telescope from light and heat of sun and earth (and moon). it has been a popular spot for several other space telescopes including the herschel space telescope and the planck space observatory competition success review magazine price. 

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