Webb Sees Spiral Galaxies in a New Light: A Comparison with Hubble

In this video, I will show you and explain the new images of 19 nearby spiral galaxies taken by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, or Webb for short, in near- and mid-infrared light. These images are not only beautiful and fascinating, but also scientifically important and groundbreaking. They reveal features and details that have never been seen before, and that can help us understand the physics and evolution of spiral galaxies, which are the most common type of galaxies in the universe.

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[JanetLeininger]

Fantastic work by everyone who participated in the build of this Webb telescope and the Hubble telescope’ brilliant design of beautiful images of Earth and galaxies! I love it so much!!

[IdioticSandwich]

I’m glad we looked up in the night sky and wondered what was up there

[cmvamerica]

We think we are smart; but, it’s really only a few great minds that, we have technology: the rest of us just enjoy

[jacobm-]

Just finding out which direction the majority of the galaxies are moving away In. Decrease delta by shoting a camera at it under a portion the speed of light away from an massive structure to hold down the folds of space and there you can watch.

[matthewlively]

Those universes are farther away and contain other composers than other humans, because each universe belongs to each persons brain and those are the ancient ancestors that are still alive!!!

[Soumil-yq]

Hey I want to become an astrophysicist. So what shall I apt after my Std. 12th?

[JosephAdebisi]

So what I think you are trying to say is that Hubble telescope is not good enough 💔