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Why NASA Covered James Webb in gold

AustraliaPublished October 26, 2026

Views 334K  |  Likes 13.1K  |  Comments 235
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Mason MignanelliMason Mignanelli
211K subs•132 videos•Feb 2026

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334,284

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13,125

Comments

235

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Total (all-time): $234 – $669

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The 18 hexagonal mirror segments are actually made from beryllium, with gold simply vaporised on top. Beryllium was chosen because it has an immense stiffness-to-weight ratio, but getting those segments to hold their shape at Webb's operating temperature (-233°C) required a counterintuitive trick. When metals cool to …

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October 26, 2026
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It has 334K views in total. It ranks #8,665,707 among tracked YouTube videos by views.

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Total views
334K
Total likes
13.1K
Total comments
235
Published
October 26, 2026
Global rank by views
#8,665,707

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