First Webb Telescope image reveals 'deepest ever' infrared images of our universe

The sharpest infrared images of the universe ever seen which shows the cosmos as it was 13 billion years ago, is unveiled by NASA

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[maxdoubled]

That's amazing. We'll be possibly able discover possible life on another planet with this and that is just simply brilliant. Great work!!!

[melaniamonicacraciun]

Understanding the mysteries of the Universe is the most exciting adventure of life fans, it is helping us understand ourselves and manage better as well the inner universe within that is a huge mystery as well...a big challenge indeed

[josephmartin]

That is an infrared image of a very small area of Space, light images that took billions of years to reach us. Webb must get focus and sharper. We should be surprised in the next years. Whoever says this is CGI, I hope they get a good Education in Astronomy, Telescopes and Computers.

[yodae]

There are more galaxys in the universe than grains of sand on the earth. Are we alone?

[davecullen]

Il only accept images from a film camera

[BTTREdits]

CGI. Nothing more. Nice fake cgi picture.

[witness]

What a Massive waste of time and resources

[shug]

So Just think for a minute, this "image" from near the beginning of the universe.
So how long does it take for galaxies to form into the distinctive patterns in this picture? More billions of years?
This is another CGI image to add to the list we are fed to keep up the lie of where and what we are.