NASA releases astonishing new images from James Webb Space Telescope

NASA is sharing incredible new images from the James Webb Space Telescope. It's the most powerful telescope ever launched into space.

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[j.pershing]

Look at all that electricity in space!

[livingiseasywitheyesclosed]

Absolutely amazing pales in comparison to anyway I could describe this

[bkrain]

I believe in NASA just as much as I believe in the tooth fairy

[TheoneGodfather]

Something has never made sense to me. If you look in one direction and see a galaxy three hundred million years old and you look in the opposite direction and see a galaxy three hundred million years old and they’re almost thirty billion light years away from each other, how does that work?

[lgpcxlq]

We are not some insignificant speck in the middle of a vast endless universe...God made the earth just for us. Simply plankton in the waters above...

[AndreWheeler-pvss]

Psalm 19:1
The heavens proclaim the glory of God. The skies display his craftsmanship.

[ykzblok]

looks like a close up view of someone's eye.

[tombusby]

The new "Tower of Banbel"...NASA

[jakeroberts]

When l grow up l want to be me an astroNOT, thanks NASA for so many pretty pictures and stuff

[gypkecn]

Actually you know what the Galaxy is telling us? that we're not alone it's that simple.

[lawrencecole]

Correction, second most powerful telescope launched into space; can't forget the spy sat it's based on you know what the multimirror array idea was borrowed from.

[mrscpjones]

You mean God form the Universe. The Universe did not form itself.

[iremdebitakci]

Looks just like Demoiselle Crane, Turkish sacred bird, wow!

[AHA-kvsm]

There is nothing called space; there are seven heavens above us.

[GuitarZombie]

I would be much more impressed to see the real photos

[olnappy]

looking at images from Nimrod and his Mother. And they're no longer misleading the masses.🙂‍↔️

[HaggiyoPilipinas]

Even if NASA finds habitable planets, how do we or our descendants get there?

[ericscarfe]

So why do those distant galaxies look so fully formed?

[kateknowles]

It lloks like we have an answer to an old ridlde: Which came first? The penguin or the egg? 🐣🐤🐥)🐧🥚(🐣🐤🐥)🐧🥚 (cheep humour) or Webb footage?
Seriously impressive images.

[smilezx]

After watching "The 100" I really wanna go to space.