What's the fairest way to share cosmic views from Hubble and James Webb telescopes?

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This image of the Southern Ring Nebula was one of the first James Webb Space Telescope images released to the public last year. NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI

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The managers of the James Webb Space Telescope are considering a big change in how its observations get shared, one that could have a major impact on the science that gets done — and on who gets to do it.

As it stands now, if an astronomer makes a proposal for where to

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