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Featured · JWST’s First Full-Color Images · HQ
The James Webb Space Telescope's view — infrared light from the early universe.
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Island universes — each smudge a hundred billion suns.
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Andromeda, the Whirlpool, and other galaxies close enough to resolve.
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Stellar nurseries and graveyards — where the elements are forged and scattered.
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