NASA’s revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope, has managed to be on the agenda with the images it has shared so far. Now James Webb, 6,500 light years away ‘Pillars of Creation’shared the clearest image of The image fascinated those who saw it in every detail.
James Webb shares the clearest view of the Pillars of Creation ever
The James Webb Space Telescope was launched into space in December 2021 to study the universe. With the observation, the images that fascinated those who saw began to come. Astronomers are now ‘Pillars of Creation’ He began to study the dust cloud known as
NASA, in a statement made the other day, James Webb’s, dense clouds of gas and dust captured a highly detailed view of the iconic Pillars of Creation, in which new stars were forming. Before that Hubble Space Telescope While the images taken by the company fascinate everyone, now they appear more clearly than ever before.
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When you look at the image three-dimensional columnsIt looks like a majestic rock formation. These pillars are composed of cold interstellar gas and dust that sometimes appear translucent in near-infrared light. The new image captured by James Webb shows researchers star formation models It will help them renew. Moreover how stars are formed and for millions of years how you came out of the dusty clouds they will understand better.
photo by Webb Near Infrared Camera (NIRCam) obtained by. The image details the fine structures of the resulting clouds and the pillars that sparks throughout the image. Most of these stars were born just a few hundred thousand years ago, NASA said in a statement.
After James Webb’s post on Twitter, the Hubble Space Telescope made a post. In this post, he compared the new image with the image taken in 2014. Moreover European Space Agency Senior Scientific Advisor Prof. Mark McCaughrean made a statement.
“I’ve been studying the Eagle Nebula since mid-1990, trying to see the young stars inside those light-year-long pillars that Hubble showed. I knew future photos from James Webb would be fascinating. That’s what happened.”
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