JWST's most ambitious view is now available to everyone

People Are Asking How We Took Those "Fancy Pictures" Of Our Own Galaxy

Fortunately, NASA has a fairly simple answer.

JWST's most ambitious view is now available to everyone

Our Universe, today, contains trillions of galaxies with sextillions of stars. Taking us beyond the limits of any prior observatory, including all of the ground-based telescopes on Earth as well as Hubble, NASA’s JWST has shown us the most distant galaxies in the Universe ever discovered. If we assign 3D positions to the galaxies that have been sufficiently observed-and-measured, we can construct a visualized fly-through of the Universe, as the…

“It’s the Same Universe Again” – JWST Discovers Strange Galaxies Older than the Big Bang

Future Space Are our previous assumptions about the development of the universe still valid? The James Webb Telescope has now detected a whole series of objects that should not actually exist in this form. Credit TheSimplySpaceFuture Space Are our previous assumptions about the development of the universe still valid? The James Webb Telescope has now detected a whole series of objects that should not actually exist in this form. Credit TheSimply…

Three ‘Red Monster’ Galaxies Discovered by JWST — Scientists Call It “The Beginning of a New Era” - Optic Flux

By Eric Ralls | Earth.com In a discovery that’s shaking the foundations of modern astrophysics, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has spotted three colossal galaxies that formed just 500 million to 1 billion years after the Big Bang — and they’re far bigger, redder, and more efficient than any theory predicted. These newly revealed […]

Hubble captured impressive images of an unusual-looking spiral galaxy that has been given the code names Arp 184 and NGC 1961. The galaxy is located at a distance of about 190… Hubble photographs a… slanted galaxy (video) - ΙΝΑΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

The study allows scientists to compare old and recent structures to better understand the evolution of galaxies and the formation of giant galaxies.