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How much more powerful is the james webb telescope?
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How much more powerful is the james webb telescope?

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The Webb telescope's primary mirror is 6.5 meters in diameter, compared with Hubble's, which is 2.4 meters, giving Webb about seven times as much light - gathering capability and thus the ability to see further into the past.

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