Hubble can see the visible light, but James Webb sees the heat-glow of the farthest things, the infrared, because it has a bigger mirror and special instruments. And it sits at that L2 point, so far away, to keep its instruments cold in the shadow of Earth and the sun. But bhalo, all this money to see the birth of stars? My own sugar tin is seeing its bottom, and every rupee up there is a meal not cooked here. My daughter studies science in Kolkata, and even she asks why we look so far when our own village school needs a new roof.
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