Less than four years after its showstopping launch, the James Webb Space Telescope is facing massive budget slashes that will, experts worry, harm scientific progress. As Space.com reports, the research center that oversees Webb's operations has been directed — by whom, we're not quite sure — to steel the observatory for up to 20 percent in budget cuts. Officials with that center, the Maryland-based Space Telescope Science Institute (STSci) that also oversees the Hubble and Chandra space telescope missions, told the website that the cuts will likely impact every aspect of Webb's operations. "NASA is having budget constraints across the entire […]