Juq599 Full May 2026

Data from JUQ599 Full have already led to three high‑impact papers:

These studies show that the first stars were more massive (≈ 50–100 M⊙) than many models predicted, and that reionization began earlier (z ≈ 15) than previously thought.

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On 31 March 2028, JUQ599 Full rode aboard an Ariane 6.2 from Kourou, France, into a Sun‑Earth L2 halo orbit (≈ 1.5 million km from Earth). After a week of checkout, the telescope performed a “first‑light” calibration on the well‑studied NIR standard star HD 209458, confirming an on‑axis point‑spread function of 0.07 arcsec and a measured quantum efficiency of 96.4 %. Data from JUQ599 Full have already led to

The first science observations targeted the Hubble Ultra‑Deep Field (HUDF) in the NIR. Within 12 hours, JUQ599 Full revealed over 300 previously unseen point sources, many of which displayed the characteristic Lyman‑α break indicative of redshifts between 11 and 13. This represented the first direct imaging of candidate Population III star clusters, a milestone that had been purely theoretical until then.

Armed with the blueprint, the consortium submitted proposals to three major agencies: These studies show that the first stars were

| Agency | Program | Outcome | |--------|---------|---------| | NASA (Astrophysics Research and Analysis) | Exploratory Mission | Phase A selected; $12 M for concept studies. | | ESA (Cosmic Vision) | M‑Class Mission | Pre‑proposal approved; €8 M for technology development. | | National Science Foundation (NSF) (Astronomy and Astrophysics) | Mid‑Scale Research Infrastructure | Full award of $10 M for ground‑test facilities. |

The synergy of US‑European partnership convinced the International Space Science Committee to grant JUQ599 Full a “Joint International Flagship” status, providing a total budget of $210 M and a launch slot on an Ariane 6.2 in early 2028.