Minecraft x NASA: New DLC inspired by James Webb Telescope for Education Edition
Minecraft has collaborated with some big names to bring interesting DLCs for players. Since a chunk of the game’s player base is kids, Mojang Studios has collaborated with NASA to bring a new DLC for Minecraft Education Edition. The DLC allows players to use the powerful James Webb space telescope to explore different things in the universe.
Here’s everything about the James Webb Space Telescope Challenge DLC for Minecraft Education Edition, including its features and how to get it.
Minecraft X NASA brings a new DLC
The James Webb Space Telescope Challenge is a free DLC that can be downloaded for the game's Education Edition. It gives players access to the powerful space telescope and lets them view educational content in an interactive and immersive manner.
The DLC aims to teach kids about various cosmic processes, such as galaxy structures, planet characteristics, star formation, and much more. Not only that but it also comes with features to allow players to create their own solar system. This is a great addition for those who want to learn more about space and astronomy.
Players get access to a lab with various tools to access. This includes looking at galaxies, star systems, planets, and even at the model of the James Webb telescope.
All of these items were created in-game by the community of builders. Since this is aimed at education, the DLC is available free of cost. It also features some images taken by the James Webb telescope, along with a wide-open view of space. The entire project was published by Minecraft. There is an impressively large number of structures to explore and learn about.
Where to get James Webb Space Telescope Challenge DLC
Players can download the DLC from Minecraft Marketplace. This can be done directly through the game menu. Once unlocked, download it and open it from the list of available worlds.
This DLC is specifically designed for the Education Edition and comes with special mechanics that allow players to interact with different items.