NASA, Biden, Unveil First Image From James Webb Space Telescope

President Joe Biden revealed the first image from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, a distant image that shows stars and galaxies as they appeared billions of years ago, the highest-resolution infrared view of the universe so far.

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[rogerbrandt]

In my lifetime, the opportunity to see the unimaginable vastness of the universe is a blessing beyond my wildest dreams.

[Thebarredschannel]

If only Einstein, Hubble, Carl Sagan, Stephen Hawking and other great physicist pioneers are with us right now. I can't imagine the smile on their faces seeing this incredible image of our universe in high definition!

[T.C.]

This is unreal. Almost more than the brain can comprehend. I love this stuff!!

[marcdeboer]

This image literally made me cry. The beauty and meaning behind it. Each one of those HD galaxies with countless worlds out there.

[ffdreams]

Its always fascinating when you think about how looking at these galaxies and stars your literally looking at the past

[staleypharmaceuticals]

I wish Carl Sagan and Steven Hawking were alive to see this magnificent image.

[Journeyagain]

If only we spend more time on science and technology. I love stuff like this.

[jaxsonhammerkawk]

Gravitational Lensing is so freaking cool

[sassanbahramirad]

Only God alone creates all this galaxies, stars, and planets... that we can't even imagine. This shows that what God creates is beyond amazing.

[bianca-sgzq]

Wow..can't wait to see the rest of the images. This is beyond incredible!!🤩☀️🌠

[nickzwa]

Gravitation Lensing. The James Webb telescope is only a small part of the whole "Apparatus". The scientists use Gravity Itself to see further back in time-space. Its possible, that if you pointed Webb at the right "lenses", you might be able to see back to the beginning of time itself. Physics is cool right?

[catc]

That image was literally 13 billion years in the making.

[addisoncaudillo]

And at that moment it didn’t matter our gender, race, nation, religion, we can just look to the stars and know that hope burns bright

[davilox_]

Its like time travel, a glimpse back into the past of the universe. Now all those galaxies probably look completely different and moved so far away from where they appear… crazy

[randallfield]

A grain of sand on the tip of your finger held out at arm's length. That's size of the viewing angle. Amazing.

[chemweapon]

Now let’s turn it around and take an epic selfie.

[daniellongsworth]

Truly extraordinary. I look forward to seeing more discoveries from this marvelous telescope.

[brendammit]

My brain shorted out at one point but I had goosebumps the entire time. What a wonder to see!

[Memes-mfvb]

Seeing this makes me feel, how small are we in the face of the universe and so are our problems. Seeing this is like meditation.

[tangledshoelace]

I can't even begin to comprehend the vastness of space!! There is no way my limited mind could even began to make sense of this!! I just know it's magnificent!!🙏❤🇺🇸🕊