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James Webb Space Telescope continues to flex its powerful infrared vision with a new image of a crowded field of galaxies.

After one of its instruments was briefly knocked offline, the James Webb Space Telescope returned to full science operations on Monday (Jan. 30).

The latest shot in the space telescope’s portfolio is a piercing gaze into a distant part of the sky.

This week in space: experimental rocket engines, galaxies galore, an enormous map, and the coldest ice ever.

NASA has confirmed via a statement that its brand new James Webb Space Telescope has glitched, with one of its instruments initiating a safety time-out.

A communications delay timed out the instrument’s flight software, and some planned observations will have to be rescheduled, NASA says.

Every spacecraft glitches occasionally, and even the James Webb Space Telescope the most powerful observatory ever launched, isnt immune.

Since launching in 2021, NASAs $10 billion (£7.4 billion) James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has beamed back astonishing images of the cosmos with unprecedented detail.

NASAs James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has released yet another new image, providing new insights into how stars formed in the early universe more than 10 billion years ago.

For decades, the faintest hint of cosmic pessimism has been limiting expectations if not dreams. Now, were in the midst of a new space race