NASA release deepest ever image of the universe

Scientists and engineers from three different agencies worked for 20 years to create the James Webb Space Telescope, which captured the "deepest and sharpest infrared image of the distant universe to date".

#NASA #JamesWebb #Space

[tahmasp]

Hats off to the cameraman bringing us these images

[YTworld-]

Man I never thought that the universe looked like the ceiling of a 90s discotheque

[trevorowens]

And yet it doesn’t look any different than the images we’ve already seen

[KingDomsKingdom]

Truly fascinating stuff for me, at least once a week I find myself thinking about existence as a whole.

[MrsPuggyWggyHaASquareCutPunt]

Brings to mind of the 1980s Doctor Who title sequence!! 🤯

[gasket]

Its amazing that u could hold a piece of sand grain in your hand and this image is it in a massive universe that we will never fully understand because of the vased spaces beyond galaxies

[amaddo]

I'm surprised Biden remembered his lines and the number. I half expected him to say 13 hundred years

[gillianmurphy]

Looks absolutely amazing and beautiful

[jadler]

Its the same picture from 30yrs ago though, literally, Hubble took a picture of exactly the same area decades ago, its almost like thats the only part of the universe they can "photograph"...

[letslearn]

Love it man, its awesome truly its amazing.

[MohamedAli-eoiz]

it's quite strange to me that some people actually BLEAVE in this!

[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.

[socialmeaslesinpartnership]

The Barney Rubble telescope. Tha's wot i fink.

[nasty__nancy]

"joe biden mind seem blown" when does his mind seem not blown?🙄

[TheNobbynoonar]

It would be incredible if NASA could point the JWST and the HST simultaneously at the vast space between Biden’s ears. It’s just possible that might find something of significance (then again, maybe not)

[plymouth]

Joe Biden: "Light from 13 Billions Years ago, wow man".
ET: "Hey I can see my house from here".

[p.r.bekker]

Don't understand... Big bang at 12 bilj years but that galaxies is 20 bilj years?

[angelicdarkvader]

Hubble impressed me.
Webb didn't show anything
I hadn't already seen before.
Not impressed

[marlymarz]

Well done but do for some reason I was expecting something way clearer, I’ve been more impressed with pictures taken from Hubble

[keithayre]

'ET' wants 2go home.'ET' is a classic americana movie. in my opinion, folks🌞