National Aeronautics Space Agency’s James Webb Telescope Delivers Spectacular Pictures

Stunning images of a “stellar nursery” and a “cosmic dance” have been acquired by NASA’s new $10bn space telescope.

The two pictures, and others, were presented to the world on Tuesday to mark the James Webb observatory’s readiness to begin science operations.

The facility has spent the past six months since launch undergoing testing.

Viewed as the successor to the famous Hubble telescope, Webb is expected to be a dominant force for discovery for at least the next 20 years.


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