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With the discovery of galaxies that existed when the universe was very young(approximately 5 percent of its current age), of planets not in our own solarsystem, and with the tantalizing evidence that the conditions for life may haveexisted within our solar system on planets or moons outside of the earthsystem, the past year has seen an explosion of interest in astronomy. Inparticular, a new era of exploration and understanding seems imminent, wherethe connection between the existence for the conditions of life will beconnected to the origin of galaxies, stars and planets within the Universe. Whoknows where this quest for knowledge will take us?  Keywords: Active Optics, Next Generation Space Telescope, Deployables,Detectors, NGST.Comment: 10 page PDF file. To appear in "NGST - Science Drivers & Technical  Challenges", 34th Liege Astrophysics Colloquium, eds. Benvenuti, P. et al,  ESA Publication

NASA'S NEXT GENERATION SPACE TELESCOPE: VISITING A TIME WHEN GALAXIES WERE YOUNG