The NASA.gov website gives lots of information for the general public on the background, mission, launch, and current status of the Webb Telescope.
NASA also provides more detailed, technical, and up-to-the minute information for astronomers and students of astronomy at the Space Telescope Science Institute: www.stsci.edu/jwst
Also, you may follow Webb’s journey to L2 in real time at jwst.nasa.gov
–The Classes Committee
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