New images from James Webb telescope

Stephen's Quintet

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Carina Nebula

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Southern
Ring Nebula

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Spectrum
of exoplanet

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Stephen's Quintet

Of the new images released, the most
thrilling one is of a cluster of galaxies called
‘Stephen’s Quintets.’ It reveals the formation
of millions of young stars.

Carina Nebula

The second image is a detailed view of
Carina Nebula which is 2,300 parsecs away.
We can see a gaseous cavity with dramatic
peaks and valleys dubbed around it.

Southern
Ring Nebula

Next up, we have an image of the Southern Ring Nebula which shows the opposite end of the stellar life cycle compared to the Carina Nebula picture.

Spectrum
of exoplanet

The last image is of a spectrum or chemical analysis of a distant planet called WASP-96b. Webb observed the planet that is extremely hot and is around half the size of Jupiter.

Stephen's Quintet

Of the new images released, the mostthrilling one is of a cluster of galaxies called‘Stephen’s Quintets.’ It reveals the formationof millions of young stars.

Carina Nebula

The second image is a detailed view ofCarina Nebula which is 2,300 parsecs away.We can see a gaseous cavity with dramaticpeaks and valleys dubbed around it.

SouthernRing Nebula

Next up, we have an image of the Southern Ring Nebula which shows the opposite end of the stellar life cycle compared to the Carina Nebula picture.

Spectrumof exoplanet

The last image is of a spectrum or chemical analysis of a distant planet called WASP-96b. Webb observed the planet that is extremely hot and is around half the size of Jupiter.

Of the new images released, the most
thrilling one is of a cluster of galaxies called
‘Stephen’s Quintets.’ It reveals the formation
of millions of young stars.

The second image is a detailed view of
Carina Nebula which is 2,300 parsecs away.
We can see a gaseous cavity with dramatic
peaks and valleys dubbed around it.

Southern
Ring Nebula

Spectrum
of exoplanet