The most powerful telescope in history reveals its debut images.
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NASA has released the first suite of images from the newly operational James Webb Space Telescope, revealing the wonders of our universe in more detail than ever before.
Stars explode in spectacular orange and blue light. Galaxies writhe and dance around each other in a tangle of dust and baby stars. An alien planet pulses with haze. Some of the oldest light in the known universe — emitted more than 13 billion years ago — bends around massive potholes of gravity to shine before our eyes, clear as day.
"Every image is a new discovery and each will give humanity a view of the universe never seen before," NASA administrator Bill Nelson said in a press conference today (July 12) before revealing the images. "This telescope will be able to penetrate dust clouds and see light from the far corners of the universe."
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The James Webb Space Telescope's first images are here, and they're spectacular | Live Science