NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has managed to attract attention with the images it has captured so far. The space telescope recently appeared with a new image of the Milky Way. James Webb also revealed previously undiscovered details of the Milky Way galaxy with the image he captured.
There are 500 thousand stars in the image captured by James Webb!
All kinds of images of the universe manage to attract attention. One of the telescopes capturing these images is the James Webb Space Telescope. James Webb has captured many images of the universe and galaxies so far. He shared one of those images recently.
Equipped with advanced infrared imaging technology, the James Webb Space Telescope descended into the deepest depths of the Milky Way Galaxy in the new image. With the new image it captured, the telescope also revealed details that will enable astronomers to obtain more information about the early universe.
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NASA made a statement regarding the captured image. His statement included the statement that astronomers used James Webb to look at a star-forming mass called Sagittarius C, which is about 300 light-years away from Sagittarius A, the central supermassive black hole of the Milky Way.
Samuel Crowe, the principal investigator of these observations, stated that the image captured by James Webb was impressive. Additionally, “Massive stars are factories that produce heavy elements in their nuclear cores. So understanding them better is like learning the origin story of much of the universe.” said.
According to NASA’s statement, there are 500 thousand stars shining in the image captured by James Webb. They all differ from each other in both size and age. There is also a cluster of protostars, dense masses of dust and gas that are still developing and developing into stars.
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