What James Webb Saw Near the Edge of the Universe

What James Webb Saw Near the Edge of the Universe

It’s been almost a year since the James Webb Space Telescope sent back its first image after becoming fully operational on July 11, 2022.

Since then it’s been sending back some stunning images such as this NIRCam image of the Carina Nebula which shows countless stars being formed which were previously invisible to other telescopes.

And this image of the Pillars Of Creation taken by the James Webb Space Telescope’s Mid-Infrared Instrument is downright eerie looking.

Aside from all the jaw-dropping images we are getting, the James Webb Space Telescope’s main objective is to help scientists find out more about the origin of the universe by looking at the first galaxies that formed in the early universe.

What has the James Webb Space Telescope found recently with its powerful infrared gaze, and are we closer to understanding the Universe and our origins?

Get ready to find out, and see the incredible images that it’s taken, including objects in our own solar system like you’ve never seen them before.