The James Webb space telescope, which the American Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) sent to space in collaboration with many countries for the discovery of the universe, has been working for about a month. The telescope has added a new one to its exciting images.
The galaxy, named CEERS-93316, is 35 billion light years away.
The James Webb space telescope made one of the most important discoveries in human history. The telescope turned its mirrors to a galaxy 35 billion light-years away. NASA officials named the galaxy CEERS-93316.
CEERS-93316 is located 35 billion light-years away. Thus, mankind had the chance to view a galaxy so far away for the first time. However, considering that James Webb will work for another 10 years, this title may not last long for the new galaxy.
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The James Webb space telescope almost travels in time with its images. The image obtained by the telescope shows the galaxy 235 million years after the Big Bang. On the other hand, James Webb recently shared a new never-before-seen image of the Car Wheel Galaxy.
James Webb discovered a Supernova last week, which means the explosion of Big Stars that have run out of energy. Supernova, which is very bright when a star reaches the end of its life stage and explodes, was imaged by Webb from 3 to 4 billion light-years away.
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