Around which specific Lagrange point is the James Webb Space Telescope currently orbiting to keep its position stable?
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The James Webb Space Telescope is positioned at the second Lagrange point (L2), located about one million miles directly behind Earth from the Sun's perspective. This unique spot allows the spacecraft's sunshield to block heat and light from both the Sun and Earth simultaneously. This cooling is vital for keeping its sensitive infrared instruments at their required ultra-cold operating temperatures.
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