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NASA's New Telescope Takes Flight, and Washington Applauds

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A bustling kite festival scene with crowds in front of the US Capitol in Washington DC.
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NASA has successfully launched its newest observatory, built to probe some of the universe's most elusive mysteries, in a milestone celebrated across the capital. Word of congratulations soon followed for NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman and the team behind the achievement.

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With reporting from The Hill.

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