#jwst images

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I AM NORMAL ABOUT THE JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE

THESE ARE REAL IMAGES. NOT ARTIST RENDITIONS OR ANYTHING ELSE.

REAL. ACTUAL. PHOTOS.

HIGH DETAIL INFRARED PHOTOS OF DISTANT GALAXIES COLLIDING. OF THE CENTERS OF GALAXIES.

OF GRAVITATIONAL LENSING

OF WHAT IS QUITE POSSIBLY ONE OF THE FIRST GALAXIES EVER FORMED AND THE FARTHEST EVER DETECTED.

I AM NORMAL ABOUT THIS

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First image of Uranus and its 5 brightest moons taken by the James Webb Space Telescope.

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James Webb Space Telescope

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James Webb Space Telescope reveals intricate details of the Herbig Haro object 797 (November 28, 2023)

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The Boogeyman Nebula (LDN1622)

Acquisition Data:

Telescope: FSQ106

Camera: ASI ZWO 2600MC - One shot colour

UVIR filter: 288 x 5 min: 1440min- 24 hrs

Antilia 5nm Hα/O3:98 x 10min:980min- 16.33 hrs

Total Integration Time: 40.33 hrs

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Rings of gas giants in our solar system.

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It's so funny to me that Einstein clowned on himself for coming up with a stupid theory that he thought was wrong. And now today scientists are going back to it because he was actually really, really correct. Anyway, here's a picture of the Tarantula Nebula I stole (aka legally downloaded) from NASA's JWST telescope Flickr.

Source

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JWST CAPTURED THE BIFROST

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Earendel in the Sunrise Arc

The Most Distant Star Ever Detected

In 2022, the Hubble Space Telescope broke its own record, and spotted the most distant star yet. This star, nicknamed Earendel, emitted its light within the universe’s first billion years

The star, which the research team has dubbed Earendel, is located in the Sunrise Arc galaxy and is detectable only due to the combined power of human technology and nature via an effect called gravitational lensing. Both Hubble and Webb were able to detect Earendel due to its lucky alignment behind a wrinkle in space-time created by the massive galaxy cluster WHL0137-08. The galaxy cluster, located between us and Earendel, is so massive that it warps the fabric of space itself, which produces a magnifying effect, allowing astronomers to look through the cluster like a magnifying glass

While other features in the galaxy appear multiple times due to the gravitational lensing, Earendel only appears as a single point of light even in Webb’s high-resolution infrared imaging. Based on this, astronomers determine the object is magnified by a factor of at least 4,000, and thus is extremely small – the most distant star ever detected, observed 1 billion years after the big bang

Webb Telescope News Report

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These would probably run about $60 + shipping - they're not cheap to have made, but I'm really happy with the construction of them. I think that's pretty reasonable for a lamp with custom queer artwork on them, but I don't want to commit to designing a bunch of them if people aren't excited about it.

What do y'all think?

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Recent image of Uranus by NASA's James Webb Telescope

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The Bat Nebula

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope

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JWST recently released a raw image of Saturn, which looks incredible. But it also means that its gas giant collection is complete!!

Bask in their gaseous glory and Webb's stellar performance!

[theofficialastronomy101]

New JWST Deep Field of Thousands of Galaxies

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JWST: New images reveal detailed features of Uranus’s seasonal north polar cap, as well as bright storms near and below the southern border of the cap (December 18, 2023)