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Daily Movie Recommendation Gifted (2017)

The recommendation of the day is this american drama directed by Marc Webb, personal grade 8/10.

They found a star they think is dark matter? While science seems excited, I do not believe it will help us understand our universe from this distance, or will it? Ideas? *Image from article. NASA has yet to share images from Webb telescope* (edited)

It bothers me how little people care about the James Webb Space Telescope.

I feel like almost nobody talks about it. We might be so close to discovering how the first stars and galaxies formed, or if there is visible life somewhere out there , yet it gets little to no media coverage. Am I the only one freaking out about this ?

James Webb

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The James Webb Space Telescope spotted a chain of 20 galaxies, dubbed the Cosmic Vine, in 2023, which stretches 13 million light-years across and dates back to just 3 billion years after the Big Bang, challenging models of early galaxy clustering.

JWST Inspired Mirror

Just finished crafting my James Webb Space Telescope inspired mirror. Made with laser cut, hand dyed wood and acrylic mirror pieces.

👏👏Please, Welcome To The Stage James Webb Space Telescope👏👏

Webb Bridge. Melbourne, Australia

Carina Nebula - is home to the Keyhole Nebula and the active, unstable supergiant star called Eta Carinae. ❤️ Captured by James Webb Telescope

WEBB, new oldest galaxy image

Sky is art.. Real picture..james webb telescope

An absolutely captivating picture of "The pillars of creation"Taken from NASAs James webb space telescope what a mouthful of a name. 😀

This to me is so interesting because this is the location that stars with all there size and mass are created located in the Eagle Nebula, in the Serpens constellation, they feature colossal columns of interstellar gas and dust. These "Pillars of Creation" serve as nurseries for new stars.

JWST...

James webb space telescope. first children of the universe

The James Webb Space Telescope has been successfully deployed!

There's still going to be several months of calibration but I for one can't wait to see the next generation of space imagery we get from it. The good ole Hubble has needed a replacement for some time now. Feel free to share what universal objects you would like to see them zoom in on XD

Anyone have a moment?

I am not a physicist, rather a biologist, but I do believe I have an idea that may be of interest to someone who's studying/working on particle physics, astrophysics, or both... Potentially even #mathematics to figure out a proof for this idea. Basic gist of it (without giving my *thesis away) is… read more

Thoughts on the James Webb telescope images

So recently, there were images released of the first James Webb telescope captures. They're some of the most detailed renderings of our observable universe, in this case using infrared wavelengths to shape a deeper understanding. What do you all think about them?