The Webb Space Telescope Is a Time Machine
The new observatory may have found the most ancient starlight we’ve ever seen—and it’s only the beginning.
The new observatory may have found the most ancient starlight we’ve ever seen—and it’s only the beginning.
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Seen through the James Webb Space Telescope, the Carina Nebula is positively bursting with stuff.
The James Webb Space Telescope’s debut is dazzling—and only the beginning.
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The James Webb Space Telescope’s first full-color images, set to be released in days, will signal the start of a new era in space science.