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NASA Releases First Image from the James Webb Telescope
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The James Webb Telescope has released its first ever Deep Field Image. It's a "field" of galaxies, stars, nebulae, and this one's looking deeper into the cosmos than we've ever been able to see before.
On Christmas day last year the James Webb telescope shot into the galaxy but it took a few months to set up in space, to make sure everything was working. It even sent a couple of test photos back home to show that it was making good progress before dropping its deep field masterpiece, a photo that took 12 and a half hours to capture.
A lot of people online have been comparing James Webb to the Hubble Telescope, which NASA launched 32 years ago, and its pretty clear there's a big improvement. There's also more photos on the way, with the next drop happening tomorrow and many are hoping it'll help us learn more about really far off galaxies and even the origins of the universe.
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On Christmas day last year the James Webb telescope shot into the galaxy but it took a few months to set up in space, to make sure everything was working. It even sent a couple of test photos back home to show that it was making good progress before dropping its deep field masterpiece, a photo that took 12 and a half hours to capture.
A lot of people online have been comparing James Webb to the Hubble Telescope, which NASA launched 32 years ago, and its pretty clear there's a big improvement. There's also more photos on the way, with the next drop happening tomorrow and many are hoping it'll help us learn more about really far off galaxies and even the origins of the universe.
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A group of school students have taken a trip to a popular beach in South Australia, but its not for a holiday. Instead, they're helping restore the area, which has been damaged by crowds of tourists.
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The UK is sweltering through a massive heat wave right now. Temperatures are soaring above 30 degrees and lots of people are finding interesting ways to cool off.
EXTREME E RACING
Extreme E is an off road electric racing series, made up of 10 teams who race all over the world. Last Sunday the race was in Sardinia, Italy.
ARNHEM LAND ROCKET
NASA has launched a third and final rocket from the Northern Territory. It's the final part of its historic inaugural mission in Arnhem Land.
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For the past 50 years, Behind the News has been helping to break down current issues and events for young people all around the world. The program is a high-energy, fun way for people to learn about the stories we see in the news while providing background information that isn’t usually given by other news bulletins.
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