Webb’s first images explained (4K UHD)

The first images and data from the James Webb Space Telescope were released on 12 July 2022 and include the Carina Nebula, spectrum of the WASP-96 b exoplanet, the Southern Ring Nebula, the compact galaxy group Stephan’s Quintet and the galaxy cluster SMACS 0723.
Credit:
NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI, and the Webb ERO Production Team
James Webb Space Telescope’s first images
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JWST first images

[ThePathOfEudaimonia]

I don't believe in a personal God, maybe Spinoza's and Einstein's take, but images like this and realizing the scope of The Universe is so mind-blowing and leads to a sort of mystical experience.

Beautiful, exciting, and daunting!

[GabrielKozsar]

Isn't this convincing enough to say, there is intelligent life out there ? We need to push technology asap and fast !!! Thank you JWST team.

[Astrodude]

Time and space is a fabric I think we'll be able to control the time and space in the future like a piece of clothe

[DinosDragons]

What happened to the audio at the end?

[dhakaboy]

Question: Yes these photos are amazing, ...BUT, ... aren't they all 'colorized' by us humans ? Since they are originally Infra red waves, we have to color them to be visible, right . So, what IS their original, color, of the gases of Carina Nebula for instance ? Is it just all Black & White in space ?

[baselm]

how much light years can the webb telescope travel

[atlurker]

Call me when they find the Death Star, or at least what it looked like long ago in a Galaxy far away before it got blown up.