How does the James Webb Space Telescope send pictures from outer space? | SciShow Kids

How does the James Webb Space Telescope send pictures from space to Earth?

• By sending letters through the mail.

• By using a radio transmitter.

• By flying the pictures back in a spaceship.

• By shouting the information very loudly.

What kind of wave is a radio wave?

• A sound wave.

• A water wave.

• An electromagnetic wave.

• A light wave.

What do all electromagnetic waves, like radio waves and visible light, do?

• They make loud noises.

• They move energy from one place to another.

• They help plants grow.

• They make things cold.

What happens after the radio waves from the telescope reach Earth?

• They turn into music.

• They disappear into thin air.

• Computers turn them into colors on a screen.

• Astronauts catch them in a net.