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Are you a software developer? If so, I’m sure you understand the perils of a solution that sounds easy.

You know that the other side of the moon gets exposed to the Sun, right?

And the moon's too hot anyway. Even at the end of its long night. Even at -130C it'd still be too hot for JWST.

The article suggests using polar craters that remain in shadow. That would limit your field of view quite a bit though.

moons a much more dense target