The first image from the James Webb Space Telescope has a "wow" effect.
The US space agency Nasa shared what it calls the "deepest and sharpest infrared image of the universe recorded to date" with US President Joe Biden and his vice president Kamala Harris. In the first photograph from the James Webb Space Telescope, which was launched around six months ago, stars and galaxies can be seen. Harris mentioned a "exciting new chapter in the discovery of our universe," while Biden mentioned a "historic day."
According to NASA director Bill Nelson, the image merely depicts a small portion of the cosmos. The light you see in one of these little blobs has been traveling for 13 billion years, he told Biden. The world would be reminded "that America can do great things" by the James Webb Telescope photos, according to Biden.
On Tuesday afternoon, NASA intends to make available additional photographs obtained by the telescope. The so-called Carina Nebula, a star-forming region, and the "Wasp-96 b" exoplanet, which is outside of our solar system, are among the objects visible in the color images, as NASA had previously announced. The release of the images also heralds the beginning of scientific research using the biggest and most potent telescope ever launched.
At 3.45 PM German time, live reporting will begin for the presentation of the other space photographs. This ceremony will also be live-streamed by the ESA.
The scientists' main goal is to capture images from the Big Bang era. Additionally, says NASA Administrator Nelson. The JWST telescope, as it is known in NASA jargon, is also tasked with determining whether alien life does not already exist.
The habitability of planets will be determined. The chemical make-up of the atmosphere can be discovered by the telescope.
Biden, the US president, was impressed. He said that the US government needed to spend significantly more money on research. Since America is defined by the word "opportunity," the images would serve as a reminder to the rest of the world that America is capable of great things.
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