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Dr. John Mather was interviewed by Liz Bonnin, a presenter from the BBC program Stargazing Live, outside the clean room in Building 29 on Nov. 6, 2012. Mather, an Astrophysicist and Nobel Prize winner, talked about the amazing technology of the James Webb Space Telescope as the banner for the Webb hangs overhead. Stargazing Live is a sixty-minute television program airing on BBC Two in the United Kingdom. Yellow scaffolding located in the clean room can be seen behind Dr. Mather as a cameraman stands to the left, and a lighting technician brightens up the interview area.

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