NASA releases stunning new image from James Webb Space Telescope on its 1-year anniversary

On the one-year anniversary of the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA on Wednesday released a remarkable new image snapped by the telescope of a star-forming region in the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex.

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While these images look impressive, it is important to note that they are highly stylized renderings of what is actually out there. The actual images are far less impressive - assuming we can even call them images. Colors from the visible spectrum are applied for various reasons. Most of what is shown in such images is actually way outside of the visible light spectrum (e.g. think X-rays) but mapped into the very narrow portion of the visible light spectrum that we can perceive/see. The results are certainly colorful and cool to look at but are not reflective of reality.

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I look forward to the leap and success of Roscosmos engineering in nuclear propulsion, you can see the realization of the orbital elevator, initially bringing lucrative answers both in space mining and in the removal of toxic waste from the earth!
Rosatom prepares to build the fourth unit of the El Dabaa nuclear power plant

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at some point we will realize that we are all microscopic and we actually live inside of a whole other being