Webb telescope shares unique peek inside the early universe
The cluster appears as a dazzling grouping of galaxies that seem to shine like precious gems against the dark backdrop of space.
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The cluster appears as a dazzling grouping of galaxies that seem to shine like precious gems against the dark backdrop of space.
Newly released images from the James Webb Space Telescope's NIRCam are giving scientists details about the early universe. The photos show galaxies bending light.
Webb peered through a huge galaxy cluster through gravitational lensing. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has only begun its operations a few months ago, but it is already ushering in an era of exciting discoveries in astronomy after peering through a galaxy cluster in the early universe, as reported first by Interesting Engineering.
James Webb Space Telescope has revealed a sharp image of a very distant galaxy in the early universe. Webb suggests that there could be two galaxies, and not one like previously thought.
The James Webb Space Telescope used a galaxy cluster's gravity to look at a known galaxy far behind, but new research suggests Webb may be viewing two galaxies.