James Webb space telescope releases stunning new view of Universe | World News | WION

Here we bring you breathtaking image released by NASA's 10 billion dollar machine, this is the first full color picture from the new James Webb space telescope, you are looking at an image which is the farthest any human has ever seen.

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[thulaniprincejele]

I dont take this for granted, I feel honoured & one of luckiest soul to see this in my life time.

[mhughes]

$10 billion dollars 💵 so everyone can have a new screen 🖥 saver. LoL 😂

[smartguygiyo]

Lucky to have seen this on the release date itself!😇

[pathuser]

It's incredible how far back in time we can look through this telescope

[mansoormattil]

Twinkle twinkle little star 🌟
How I wonder what you are 😊
James Webb telescope will give us the deepest pictures of our multiverse 👌
Once Hubble Telescope 🔭 now James Webb 🔭🔭🔭

[Tru]

Heavens declares the Glory of God.. God has promised if anyone can count the stars then he will not have not concern about his people which is impossible what a amazing

[aapaamkaisekhatehain]

Subhan Allah. Just so beautiful. Allah says
And no soul knows what has been hidden for them of comfort for eyes as reward for what they used to do. Holy Quran, 32:17

[wildboy]

the size of grain, that's the whole thing you're seeing in the picture

[mawanaclark]

Awesome, beautiful and astonishing!!

[kuldeepsinha]

If the universe is expanding every moment ( with acceleration ), then how the light which travelled 13 billion light year and now reaching to James Webb is actually 13 billion years old ??

[laeequenadvi]

It is mind blowing ancient images ever captured in histody of space. Cluster of hundred of galaxies of early universe.
We are in age of new astronomy. It opened new window to our universe. It is just beginnin.
Thanks JWST and thanks for NASA, ESA and CSA.

[jean-chor]

🌟... " ALL THE GLORY TO THE ALMIGHTY CREATOR OF ALL THE THINGS MANIFESTED" ... "AMEN" !

[morrisignacio]

The ligth travel and how about those black image do they travel also?

[jasoncox]

Mind blowing these images frm James Webb telescope cnt wait to see more 🇬🇧

[issaaczala]

What is your name ? Smarter than Palki...Where is she ?
Beautiful presentation...But palki is melodious...

[diamondrubyfinder]

If NASA used instead gold mirrors diamond and Ruby crystals as optical mirrors we can see live movement of galaxy and also from the earth itself to a distance of 20 crores km distance and coolant is not necessary for this type of telescope as diamond and Ruby crystals with stand high temperature of 2600 degrees and further laserbeamlight impact will not affect the telescope and the crystal react to from low frequency to highest frequency galaxy and we may able to the live movement of universe and galaxies?

[jaydelay]

Doesn't impress me, they had pics like this 40 years ago.

[runnyhunny]

The briefing with the Press was cut short apparently when the media was asked to leave because they wanted to brief the President privately about something extra they
( and was not shared with the Press ) !

[hooriareza]

keep it up, you are working hard to keep us informed also, thank you.

[zunkbox]

Don't know why humans are so fascinated about discovering new planets and galaxies than saving our planet earth from global warming for our future generations :(