Images from the early universe released by NASA

Three more images from the early universe have been released by NASA, captured by the James Webb Space Telescope.

This new view of the universe is possible because the Webb is huge - with a mirror more than twice the size of the previously-used Hubble.

It is the largest and most powerful telescope ever sent into space.

#Space #telescope #stars #galaxy #universe

[yorkshiremanoutdoors]

5 photos for 10 billion dollars yeh seems legit a bargin 🤪 world hunger let's buy a telescope instead🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[JJ-]

10 billion dollars not one non cgi picture and the sheep still fall for it smh were doomed🤦‍♂️

[DayDay]

10 billion to make ffs mind blown. It is so extraordinary to look at like 👏👏

[louisep]

Incredible I am glad that I am alive to see this. Water somewhere else! Wow

[montedaestrada]

Its time for the Vulcans to intervene and show us
the way forward because humans do not have a good track record with new discoveries,

[ugwxerw]

And yet we don’t know a single client of Gislane Maxwell….

Funny old universe.

[frankbarnwell____]

I love it. Ty people who passed calculus, lol. I've a nice little telescope, but.... J Webb! It belongs to all.

[wangemil]

NASA was disbanded in Kenya before it could take those amazing shots.

[rafsdiychannel]

i am waiting for some flat-earthers to say those are flat too hahahahaah

[coldheartriddim]

Meanwhile some paranoid pensioners are busy threatening earth's existence.

[travelingover]

look like the background of a deep sleep video.

[FPSPRINCESS]

What a shame that the world can't get on and appreciate what we have here and out there.

[John_Bradbury]

The images are doctored so they are more like artist's impressions based on infrared emissions. In any case these are places we will never reach and even if we could they would not look like that to our eyes. The universe is mostly desolate and perhaps that's the best way for it to be. I'd much rather all that human ingenuity be addressing the problems of living on this planet.

[George.Coleman]

The planet with water on 1, 000 ly away... that could be our closest life.. but the also the ice moons of Jupiter and Saturn could be

[AMan-JCIL]

They can see water on planets thousands of lightyears away? So where are our ultra zoomed in HD images of the planets in our own solar system?

[phamphucvinh]

Lie, if universe expanding faster than light how the hell they can see early universe.

[yungming]

Something from a background on my computer lol

[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.

[arch_]

*"System Survey, complete."*

[hoa]

10 billion spent

An they can still only show us PICTURES