Images & Videos -> Animations & Videos -> General Interest

---

These videos are general interest. Right-click on the link to download.

Testing of the one-sixth scale test bed telescope & integration/test of primary mirror segments and the secondary mirror from 2006 to March 2011. More... Credit: Ball Aerospace Length: 1 minutes 4 seconds Formats: YouTube, 6 MB .m4v, 17 MB.wmv

A low speed balance test of the centrifuge at NASA Goddard taken by cellphone. More... Credit: NASA Length: 34 seconds Formats: YouTube, 20.4 MB .mov, 12 MB .m4v

Actor Seth Green and a group of actor/writer/producer friends visits NASA Goddard on the day Webb's ISIM spins on the centrifuge. More... Credit:NASA Length: 1 minutes 25 seconds Formats: YouTube, 44 MB .m4v, 17 MB .m4v, 55 MB .mov, 53 MB.wmv

James Webb Space Telescope scientist Dr. Amber Straughn answers some frequently asked questions and does a cryogenics demo. More... Credit: NASA Length: 4 minutes 13 seconds Formats: YouTube, 148 MB .m4v, 49 MB .m4v, 153 MB .mov, 112 MV .mov 132 MB .wmv, 38 MB .mpg, 26 MB .mp4

The time-lapse video shows the full-scale model, which was in Battery Park, NYC for the World Science Festival on May 28, 2010. More... Credit:NASA Length: 1 minutes 32 seconds Formats: YouTube, 18.4 MB .m4v, 28.6 MB .mov, 1.34 GB .wmv

The construction of the Webb Telescope full-scale model in Battery Park, NYC for the World Science Festival on May 28, 2010. The construction took 5 days - this video shows about 4.5 of that as we hit a maximum picture count. More... Credit:NASA Length: 3 minutes 20 seconds Formats: YouTube, 39 MB .m4v, 32 MB .mpg, 124 MB .mov, 1.34 GB .wmv

Our mission "movie trailer". More... Credit:NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center Length: 1 minutes 38 seconds Formats: YouTube, Vimeo, 59 MB .m4v, 50 MB .mov

A good general overview of the JWST telescope and how it will accomplish its science goals. Credit: Northrop Grumman Length: 13 minutes 17 seconds Formats: 34.7 MB .mp4, 1.12 GB .mov

This lecture was given at Goddard Space Flight Center by Piers Bizony, a science writer. He speaks about James Webb's importance to NASA's science and space programs. Credit: Piers Bizony Length: approx 1 hour Formats: YouTube, 27.1 MB .mov, 47.9 MB .mov, 218 MB.mov