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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has already expanded humanity's vision further into time and space than ever before, giving a breathtaking sneak peek of the deepest and sharpest infrared image of the early Universe to date.
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These objects, these stars, galaxies are more than 13 billion light-years away, meaning we are seeing them when that light left that star 13 billion years ago. It has taken that long for the light to travel that far. And a light year about 6 trillion miles, trillion with a T.
The first full-color James Webb telescope image was revealed yesterday, and they're set to unveil four more today.
The first full set of James Webb Space Telescope images were revealed, showing a foamy blue and orange shot of a dying star and other parts of the universe seen in a new light.
The first full set of James Webb Space Telescope images were revealed, showing a foamy blue and orange shot of a dying star and other parts of the universe seen in a new light.