James Webb Viewed Tarantula Nebula This Time!

Since the first day the US Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) sent it into space and entered into service, it has accomplished great works related to the depths of space. James Webb Space TelescopeOnce again, he successfully fulfilled his duty. Webb, which cost 10 billion dollars and is the most powerful telescope ever sent into space, this time “Tarantula NebulaHe managed to take a picture of.

The area where the Tarantula Nebula is located “30 Doradus“, and it has been among the favorites of space observers for a long time. Because there were very young stars in this region, and experts were trying to solve mysteries about the universe by collecting information from these stars. NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope did an important job in illuminating all these mysteries. signed the Tarantula Nebula. detailed viewobtained for the first time.

Here is the fascinating image

The unique image above is the result of multiple equipment of the James Webb Space Telescope working together. In this context; “NIRCam“The primary camera captured the void in the very center of the image, illuminating the mystery there. The reason the region was empty was due to radiation carried by stellar winds from young stars.”NIRSpecThe spectrograph named “, on the other hand, was able to image the young star in the center.

And that wasn’t the only dexterity of the James Webb Space Telescope. in the telescope”MIRIAn equipment named ” dimmed the hot young stars and thus focused on the “colder” areas. This study also revealed a first in history. The James Webb Space Telescope has taken the first step towards becoming a star in the 30 Doradus region. managed to view protostars.

Here is the image of protostars

The latest images obtained by NASA’s ultra-powerful telescope, of the Big Bang can unravel its mysteries. Because the events around the Tarantula Nebula probably have the same chemical compositions as the star formations after the Big Bang. Studies by scientists, 161 thousand light years away can explain how the universe came into existence with these images.