Digital Twin of James Webb Space Telescope Makes Planets Up to 15 Times Easier to Observe

The digital twin allows scientists to simulate and test various scenarios without affecting the actual telescope's performance.

The James Webb Space Telescope's digital twin has been used to simulate observations of exoplanets, making it up to 15 times easier to study them.

The digital twin is a virtual replica of the telescope, allowing scientists to test various scenarios and configurations without affecting the actual telescope's performance.

This enables researchers to optimize their observations and make the most of the telescope's capabilities.