NASA telescope produces deepest images we've seen of the universe

Our view of the universe just expanded: The first image from NASA’s new space telescope unveiled Monday is brimming with galaxies and offers the deepest look of the cosmos ever captured.

[Cardb]

Eventually with one of these telescopes they'll be able to zoom in on an Alien giving us the finger from 10 billion years ago.

[razer]

This proves a necessary being exists because you can't have an infinite regress

[TheRealNewWhirledOrder]

"images". Not "photographs".

Nobody and no thing has ever been to the moon or Mars. Look up "Mars landings filmed on Devon Island" just for a start.

[marineforces]

a huge amount of cost just always to photo a black background with a bunch colourful spots

[marineforces]

U could as well make a photo from an egg smashed into a pan fry it and make a statement that u saw a huge cosmos of white & yellow egg …

[shinwolford]

Now, There's no way e are alone . Look at those stars . There's more than a billion star there's no way we're alone.

[AliceEclipse]

Awesome what they can finally photograph the stars, since the Moon landing, when they couldn’t …

[canadaclub]

They'll find alien life with it, an exoplanet with an atmosphere that indicates active life, i would bet money on it

[robertclent]

I don't careee, was it filmed by the new IPhone 14 or not?

[davidmacphee]

It's the solar system that is only 4.6 Billion years old. These Galaxies are way farther, more than 13 Billion years in the past. Check facts.

[jamieodonnell]

You think this one is amazing look at the second one they just realesed no words

[qxezwcs]

The world is donut shaped not flat and not spherical.

[soliderarmatang]

Panning the image sucks, keep it still

[Michellew]

I don’t get it. What was the point if this telescope?? We already knew there are other galaxies, stars and worlds out there. How does this benefit the poor and working class??

[lauriemckay]

What a waste of money. 10 billion of which could help people here on earth.