the james web telescope is capable of gazing deeper into space and further back in time than any telescope in history astronomer say that the web telescope will shed a new light on the origins of our universe and could even help answer mankind's eternal question. are we really alone? the european space agency and nasa say that james web telescope has already changed our understanding of the universe. this chart shows the nebula created by a dying star expelling its mass damage. nasa, scientists say be intense detail never seen before. along with infrared shots when allow them to understand exactly what happens, a stars die killer. we thought in the birth of stones is equally stunning. this is a nearby style forming region within our milky way. the image reveals hundreds of new stars that were previously hidden along with structures that scientists have yet to identify. web has homed in on galaxies. they far away that the light from them has taken billions of years to get to the telescope. and of this image shows galaxies that formed over 13000000000 years ago, nasa is encouraging people to

we are now beginning science with the james web space telescope. yeah, a usa rewrite the astronomy books are because we say the scientists are now making discoveries even with these new images, that they were not even a reckoning with. there are things that we have found in these images that we have not seen before in the karena nebula. we saw ours that are forming that we've never been able to resolve before in the dying star. we saw the eye nary for the 1st time at longer wavelengths. so we knew that this was a binary system, but we'd actually never observe that star. and we're seeing more and more galaxies and we could possibly ever even imagine. and every single observation we do, it's almost like a contamination even in our images there. so many galaxies, it is absolutely astonishing what you can see with just a blink of an eye with a james web space. it is amazing. the clarity here. you almost have to think that these photos have been doctored because they are so clear. and when i compare these images to the images that we've seen from the hu

the top stories we're covering for you at this hour. nasa has released the 1st pictures from the james web space telescope, including the deepest ever image of the known universe. scientists save the web telescope will help them better understand of the 1st stars and galaxies formed. sri lanka, president has reportedly fled the country and a military jet. following days of protests, liberation officials say good bye rich boxes and his wife forwarded in air force plane headed to the mold eaves. it was affected. resigned this week. crowds continued to occupy his former residents and the capital colombo and you're up to date your business news up next with christy plants and, and remember, there's always more news on our website that's d, w dot com. i'll be back at the top of the next. i will with more news. thanks for joining us. for her. i'm just kinda, i think that's hard. and in the end the some me you, i'm not a lot of to you anymore. we will send you back her. are you familiar with this.

the top stories were following for you at this hour. nasa has released the 1st pictures from the james web space telescope, including the deepest, ever image of the known universe side to save the web telescope. well, them better understand of the 1st stars and galaxies formed through luck as president has reportedly fled the country in the military jet. following days of protests, immigration officials say go go to via richard boxer and his wife to plywood, boarded in the air force plain headed to the mold eaves who's expected to resign. this week, france continued to occupies former residents in the capital, colombo, oregon. stay tuned up. next is more business news for you with christie plants and, and remember if you need more news on the go, there's always our website that's d w dot com, talking berlin. thanks for joining us. ah ah then to step up and say that you knew her women in asia season to this week.

the latest from the james web telescope, the most powerful telescope ever launched, which is helping uncover the secrets of the early universe. ah tilton welcome to the program. for long as president go to buy a retro boxes and his wife have fled the country on a military jet bound for the nearby mold deeds. his departure comes several days after crowd stormed and occupied, his residence, calls to roger boxes to step down. continue mid 3 long cuz worst economic crisis and decades days after an angry mob at storm the presidential compound. protesters continued a stroll, the halls of the colonial era mansion and its stately gardens. taking advantage of the amenities and taking photos. they say they'll stay put until go to buy a roger pack. shaw is really and truly gone. no. and he will not leave the president's house or office or even the prime minister harm until the lead is officially resign that they're going to san on it. roger peck, shaw is part of a family dynasty which has ruled sri lanka for decades. the 73 year old was expected to resign this week. along with the prime ministe

and what we hope to do with the james web space telescope is maybe not look for life itself. but we are hoping to look for those planets around other stars that maybe look something like our own ers atmosphere. and that is when we start getting our short list of targets to do further studies and maybe even start seeing some other signals that might be indicative of, of some sort of biologic geologic or some other phenomenon are process happening on that planet. to suggest that it's really of interest. well, well maybe one day we will find out that there is more intelligent life out there than just what we know here on earth. stephanie milon, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. congratulations. thank you so much for it. let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world united through our values nurse. but i that this will not meet you as president obama has heal talks with his mexican counterpart under his manuel lopez over little at the white house. biden said, immigration was a common challenge and said his adm

they were taken with james web telescope, which is located 1500000 kilometers from us. so the images will help them understand how the 1st stars and galaxies the higher were for molecular hydrocarbon . for more, we are now joined by the w. smith, aroma. kristen, who is in darmstadt in western germany where you are a p and space operation center is located. so we got it. take us through what the new images show us to the new images are fabulous. there's a lot of excitement around what we saw. preston bite and release in the morning was the corina nebula, which is one of the largest and the brightest nebula, that we have ever seen in addition to it. what's really exciting is we have also discovered some exit planets for the 1st time, and they have found water clouds on it. so the aim of a james webb is also to identify these planets where water is dead. and if there is water, maybe we can find lice there. so we also have images of other nebulae where, which shows how stars die and how stars a form of our europe in isa, where i'm standing. they released the image of steph

the 1st image from the james web telescope, the farthest back in distance and time that human eyes have ever observed several 100000000 years after the big bank. now, imagine holding a grain of sand up to the sky at arm's length. that tiny speck is the size that we see right here, countless galaxies in a grain of sand, and to night, more than ever humanity has every reason to ask, are we really alone? i break off in berlin. this is the day. ah, there galaxies here in which you're thing, individual clusters of stars forming, popping up, just like popcorn. you see this kind of bubbly, you know, almost foamy appearance throughout the whole nebula, with some very structured shells. but this foaming us is showing up in orange mainland. we are looking at 5 galaxy and i locked in a clothing that option. i felt of cosmic than the revenge by that application or force dining defense of the cosmic cliff. it occur in a nebula reveals new details about this. vast feller nursery also coming up the january 6 hearings. can lawmakers connect the dots between the extremist and former president donald tru

ended up being used as a reminder, off our top story, nasa has released the 1st picture taken by the james web space telescope, including the deepest, ever image of the known scientists say the web telescope will help them better understand how the 1st stars and galaxies a for you watching the w news coming up next in d w. news, asia japan says it's final farewell to shingle ave. asked crowds flocked to the funeral of the slain, former prime minister and how melting glacial in the himalayas threatened local communities. my colleagues melissa sean, has those stories and a lot more in just a moment. and remember you can always get a lot more news business and sports news on our website. that is of course d, w dot com and do follow us on social media women, ceramic, twitter asked d. w. news. i've got office from me and the news team here and bill and we got some hot tips for your bucket list. romantic corner chat hot spot for food and some great cultural memorials to boot d w, travel off we go all you ready to get a little more extra. ah.

more images from this james web space telescope for now professor. thank you very much for sharing your initial thoughts with this. appreciate it. sure. nope, no worries. take care ah okay, main stories of following the sour un security council is expected to vote on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to northwest and syria on tuesday. it follows days of wrangling with russia of a how long to let the operation continue at millions of people rely on the supplies that come through the bible. holla, crossing with turkey. the 8 is a lifeline. and it lib providing 70 percent of the food.

post full color image from the largest and most powerful space telescope launched the revolutionary james web telescope is designed to prove that caused the dawn of the universe. ah, i've been visible and welcome to the show. as russian shelling intensifies in easton, ukraine caves forces have launched a counter offensive in the southern san region. keith said they had destroyed an ammunition stair poke russian state use agency tass claims at least 7 people were killed and dozens injured in the attack in the russian hill. town of nova cockle block. i cough got elsewhere in ukraine south. the city of nikolai of was a target of rush and strikes, medical facilities and residential buildings were hit, at least a dozen people were injured. standing by 1st and keith is nick connelly. nick, what more can you tell us about this latest news? was certainly, it seems like the south of ukraine that has been a bit of a kind of side show to most of the action in the east is now coming into focus activity restrictive to really ramping up there. as you crane tries to push the russians out, and the russians r

all right, so what exactly can the james web telescope do that other previous based helicopter telescopes rather can't well, as you mentioned before, it is 1.6 killer 1000000 kilometers or 1000000 miles away from earth. you know, the little brother off the web telescope was the hubble telescope. you remember, everybody knows hubble telescope because it launched in the ninety's and it was shot or brought into the lower orbit of the earth. now lower orbit of the earth, you're and you 1000000 miles away from earth. of course you get more and better in new data, new pictures when you're further away from the earth than when you are closer to the earth. and of course technology developed in the last 3040 years. so nasa, and as you said, e s a r isa, and the canadians went to town with new technologies with this telescope, it's the most powerful in the world ever. so what type of long term discoveries are scientists hoping to make with the james woods web space telescope? i think the, the common sense is that they tried to understand the origins of the universe better. they will be, you know, t

oh, i want to add them in i we will the james web space telescope. it's now being launched in error, which is where science is now a lot more open. and now we are a bay and available accessible people around the world in a way that may be the hubble space telescope. are the previous missions of not have been, be now have the data that was released today is actually available for anyone around the world to download and analyze the software that we are using to license data is also more accessible. and i think because i don't, world of post pandemic has also changed where we are now more able to connect with each other or conduct meetings and the researchers over on by i think we are moving to an era where with james, that very day we will see people from all over the world coming in into and, and getting, you know, getting to do science with this wonderful chance of in a way that, that has not have happened before. but i think there is, you know, there is a lot of things to look forward to now here most, most certainly, and among them as much as i wan

okay, so this was only the beginning really from, from james, the james web telescope. what can we look forward to in the future? so they're expecting to look at images every week from now on. so astronomers around the world as excited because this is one project where there's a global collaboration this esau b astronomers in australia, looking on it, astronomers in canada, working on it. so we're going to be looking into different regions in the sky. and the question about what exactly we'll be looking at is decided on the images that could be collecting. now let's say they find a collection of eggs or planets nearby. they close to our celeste and then they would look there. but instead of the looking at see a black hole that's further away or dark matter approved for dark matter, farther away than they would be looking in that direction. so it really depends on what we find in the future. fascinating stuff that reported via d w. so smith, aroma, christian frank harrison's meter. thank you. this is the w. c. as a reminder of our top story, ukrainian missiles have struc

years, in other words, this is an image of the most distant objects that humanity could capture james webin this sense, unique the observatory apparatus was created for 25 years , 20 countries and the largest military contractors of the pentagon participated in the work, and it was possible to launch the telescope only in december of last year. now he has just reached the lag grunge point between the earth and the sun, this is the area where the gravity of the stars and planets balance each other from there it is convenient to shoot the james web universe. should replace the legendary hubble from its predecessor to its predecessor. it bypasses in all respects the primary mirror is 2.5 times larger, therefore the sensitivity is incomparably higher the new telescope is capable of receiving light that has traveled 13.5 billion light years. let me remind you that our universe is only 13.8 billion years old, that is, jens web. can see what happened in the first era of the existence of space, the sharpness and image quality of the new space telescope is higher than that of the hubble. there wer

understanding of the universe that we are a part of rob reynolds al jazeera jonathan learning is a web, james web space, telescope, interdisciplinary scientist, he says the significance of the images goes way beyond the science. are certainly saying farther than any telescope, as before, the web is showing its remarkable power sensitivity and just these 1st few images. this gives us a new perspective on our place in the universe. we are in terms of our physics and chemistry, a product of the evolution of the cosmos, and so to understand where we came from and whether we are unique or perhaps a common outcome of cosmic evolution requires understanding that cosmic evolution and telescopes give us that information. and web is going to push us that much farther toward understanding our place of this remarkable cosmos. ah, your charges there with me said robin doe heart reminder of our top story style anchors president has fled. the country fly following mass protests ever spiraling economic crisis. got to buy a roger pack so and his wife bought the military plane bound for the mold eaves there. he'd

jonathan learning is a james web space telescope, interdisciplinary scientists, it says the significance of the image is, goes way beyond the science. we're certainly seeing farther than any telescope, as before. the web is showing it's remarkable power sensitivity and just these 1st few images. this gives us a new perspective on our place in the universe. we are in terms of our physics and chemistry of product of the evolution of the cosmos. and so to understand where we came from and whether we are unique or perhaps the common outcome of cosmic evolution requires understanding that cosmic evolution and telescopes give us that information. and web this.

the 1st images from the james web space telescope of been released, they offer the most detailed and comprehensive view of the solar system we've ever seen. how will that change our understanding of the universe? this is inside store? ah. hello, welcome to the program. i'm burnett's. we can see further into the depths of the universe than ever before. it's taken decades and hundreds of millions of dollars to invent and deploy the technology, we needed to get a better look at the cosmos. but why scientists going to all this trouble? what are they hoping to achieve? we'll chat to our guests in a moment. first, rob reynolds reports, size enormous galaxies locked in a cosmic dance, billions of stars, and planets, 300000000 light years from earth. this is one of the spectacular images taken by the web space telescope unveiled for the 1st time. what you're seeing is just a weeks worth of data. think what we're going to learn in 20 years. i think of the answers that we're going to get to the questions. we don't even know enough to know what the questions are to them. and in the process, we'

the revolutionary james web telescope is designed to peer through because the dawn of the universe ah, i'm painful and nice to have you along. as russian shelling intensifies in easton, ukraine keeps forces have launched the counter offensive in the southern crescent region. keeps says they've destroyed an ammunition, steptoe russia state news agency claims that they 7 people were killed and dozens injured. the attack in the russian hill, town of nova couple duck elsewhere in ukraine. south, the city of the goliath was the target of russian strikes, medical facilities and residential buildings were hit, at least a dozen people for engine dw corresponded economy. he is in key if he updated us on this developing shift in the direction of the war was certainly it seems like the south of ukraine that has been a bit of a kind of side show to most of the action in the east is now coming into focus activity, mood checked of to really ramping up there as ukraine tries to push the russians out. and the russians respond as to that attack on the work home care there. we definitely see the russia

the revolutionary james web telescope is designed to peer through the cosmos, the dawn of the universe. ah, i've been visible and nice to have you along. as russian shelling intensifies in easton, ukraine caves forces have launched a counter attack in the southern hassan region. they say they've destroyed an ammunition step out russia state use agency claims, at least 7 people were killed and dozens injured in the attack in the russian hill . town of nova cancel that elsewhere in ukraine, south, the city of miracle life was the target of russian strikes, medical facilities and residential buildings were hit, at least a dozen people were injured. he w, corresponded nick connelly is in keith. he updated us on this developing shifts in the direction of the war was certainly it seems like the south of ukraine that has been a bit of a kind of side show to most of the action in the east is now coming into focus activity. maturity really ramping up there as ukraine tries to push the russians out, and the russians respond as that attack on the west coast guard. there. we definitely see the rus

the james web mission is to view the stars and galaxies that 1st emerged after the big bang theory. more than 13500000000 years ago. it will also investigate the potential for life in other galaxies. on top host is a space scientist who's worked on nasa mars missions. he says the discovery of water signatures on discipline is, is a scenario that's likely to keep playing out. this is the signature of water, not the signature of light. so all we're doing is we're looking at most, we're picking up signatures of something, life friendly materials. and so that will happen more and more. and you will see that there are many environments for life across the universe if these small what we call excel planets. so this will be all over and they'll be many, many destinations where probably there is life. so how do we benefit we are, we are doing the news, right? the real pretty fixated on the now and the here. but actually the here is very, very small. as i said, the universe has one trillion galaxy, the nice galaxy of the trillion star. so we are really anybody in significant that we are in s

and a glimpse of galaxies never seen before. nasa unveiled 1st image from the james web space telescope. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine book your travel package today. the seasonal range look about right now is are they got there early? this line, for example, stretches through china across the other see towards the korean peninsula represents the heaviest rain and he stay sure at the moment and it certainly looks heavy over soul. but maybe we shouldn't be too surprised. it is after all, the wettest months of the year for saw and you can expect $400.00 plus millimeters during july. i was going to rain for the next 3 days, which is no big surprise either. japan's not quite the same fans looking just occasionally wet. this weather weather to the south of that, not focused in vietnam at the moment, but in the north of the philippines, back to thailand in particular, maybe cambodia and western side of me about all part of the monsoon troughs or monsoon system. now which of course has got some fairly strong wind blowing here. so the eastern side

sure, so the james web space telescope is designed to see in the near infrared and the mid infrared, so in comparison, hubble sees mostly invisible light. so james webb is looking for wavelengths that are going to be longer, and they can actually peer behind the gas and the dust that is in these nebulas. so for example, for the southern ring nebula, i'm scientists thought that it was a binary star system. meaning that there were 2 stars that were orbiting each other in the center of that nebula. and thanks to these images, we can confirm that there are 2 stars in there and you can actually see both of them. and so this is important because what we're seeing here are images with a sort of a sharpness and a clarity that we've never had before. that shows for the 1st time what areas that were previously invisible to us. correct, like in the corrina nebula, which is a stellar nursery. so this is where new stars are being formed. and there are hundreds of stars in there that we can see on this new image that we could not see on any of the ones previously captured by hubble. so it's revolut

so let's zoom in for a closer look at the james web telescope. the $10000000000.00 equipment is the largest and most powerful telescope to be sent into orbit. it's about one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth and his targeting distant galaxies, bright nebula, and a far away giant gas planet. so the orbit location was chosen because it's the optimum temperature to view the unit for us and infrared, the wavelengths we feel as heat. and the look into the universe is a look back in time. the james webb, his mission is to view the stars and galaxies that 1st emerged after the big bank, where the 13500000000 years ago. it will also investigate the potential for life in other galaxies. let's speak to tom, go. she's a space scientist who works on nasa mars missions. he's joining us from them by welcome to the al jazeera news hours. so we're just now getting the 1st full color images of course to be released as a result of the james web telescope. are they all that you expected them to be and more, or how they exceeded your expectations? well,

james web space telescope is designed to do a few things that we were expecting to do. it'll probably make discoveries, we didn't anticipate, but the 1st thing it says i did was to look back as far as we can look back when the 1st star, the galaxies, form the era of what's called 1st light. and what this image shows is a 1st step in that direction the, the telescope, which is 7 times bigger essentially than the base l. scope and look back at what's called infrared light is necessary because the light, because those, those distant galaxies are so far away. they're moving away from a so fast that their light is stretched out and the visible radiation becomes an infrared radiation by the time it arrives here. ah, what challenges there with me cell, rumbling doha, reminder of all top stories. the un security council is expected to vote later on tuesday on a draft resolution to extend vital a delivery to a rebel held area of northern syria. the mandate for the operation expired on sunday after russia vetoed a one year extension. millions of people rely on essential supplies

james web telescope is viewed as the successor to the famous hubble telescope. we are now going to be determining things that we don't even know what the questions are that we ought to ask. and so it's one of these great engineering feats. not just for us, but for humanity, for planet earth, for the citizens of planet earth. us politicians have held another hearing in to last years attack on the capitol building. she's day session examined an oval office meeting between lawyers and then president donald trump. a meeting one, a described as unhinged congressional investigators are seeking to draw connections between trumps associates and right when groups who stormed at the seat of government restitution as the program coming up next, focusing on the issue of stolen african aunt from the wells most populated region in depth stories from across asia and the pacific with diverse coaches and conflict and politics. when no one is on out there, a western museum still have hundreds of thousands of artifacts taken from african countries. in the 19th and 20th century, vi

the image was taken by the james web telescope, which is positioned in space, 1500000 kilometers from earth. this is the clearest picture yet that scientists have or the early cause. moss side to say, the image shows how the universe looked some 13000000000 years ago. will bring you more on this extraordinary story. in our next bulletin you watching. the w news is a reminder of all the top stories. ukrainian missiles have struck territory occupied by russia in the castle region. ukraine's military says it hit a russian, i'm emissions depot. russia played several people were killed and thousands injured . in that strike and her longest government is calling for calm as a petrol prices record high countries, outgoing president, meanwhile is with port at the heading to a naval base to flee the country after being blocked from leaving by airport officials. that's it from me and the news team coming up next in d w a news asia japan says it's final farewell to sions obeyed as crowds flocked to the funeral of slain former foreign minister until mountain glaciers in the himalayas threatened l

the james web space telescope developed by space agencies in europe, the us and canada, is intended to explore the oldest galaxies in the universe. the new telescope is about $100.00 times more sensitive than its 30 year old predecessor, the hubble space telescope. thanks to a 25 square me to merge and in for it senses, it can detect galaxies, stars, and planets that a hidden in the visible spectrum by dust. and guess. ready the telescope was under development for more than 30 years and cost about $8800000000.00 euros. ready thousands of engineers and hundreds of scientists worked on its construction . more than 300 universities organizations and companies from 14 countries were involved in december, the telescope was finally launched a board and arianna rocket one month later, it had reached its outpost 1500000 kilometers away. scientists hope its images will provide insights into the early period after the big bang, 13800000000 years ago. it will also examine the earth's immediate surroundings and our solar system, as well as look for habitable planets with water resources. and john

ah, now now says james web space telescope is captured, a distinct signature of water on a distant planet. the discovery is the most detailed of its kind to date. was spectacular. images of the early universe taken by the telescope have been released . they show galaxies and stars some 13000000000 light years away. nasa says it's the deepest look into the cosmos ever captured. and more images are expected. james webb, telescope is viewed as the success of the famous hubble telescope assigned to saying it will be a dominant force for space discovery for years to come. we are now going to be determining things that we don't even know what the questions are that we ought to ask. and so it's one of these great engineering feet, not just for us, but for humanity, for planet earth, for the citizens of planet earth. earlier i spoke to amy lynn thompson, a writer for space dot com, and she says, the images from nasa new telescope, a revolutionary oh, they're simply breathtaking. i'm there is a variety of images here. we have that lovely, deep feel that shows many of the galaxies that are very, ve

the picture taken by the james web space telescope is brimming with distant galaxies install. and nasa is just about to release more images taken by the telescope. it's believe some of them were formed soon after the big by 13800000000 years ago. nasa says it's the deepest look into the cause mos ever captured. so let's zoom in for a closer look at the james webb telescope. the $10000000000.00 spacecraft is the largest and most powerful observatory ever to be sent into war, but it's about at one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from us. and it's targeting distant galaxies and bright nebulae and a far away gas giant planet. now the albany location was chosen because it's the optimum temperature to view the universe in, in for read the wavelengths that we feel is heat. now, i look into the universe is a look back in time. the james webb's mission is to view the stars and the galaxies that 1st emerged after the big bang more than 13500000000 years ago. it's also going to investigate the potential for life in other galaxies. while francisco diego is a lecturer at the department

jonathan lou nene is a james web space telescope, interdisciplinary scientist. he's also an astronomy professor at cornell university, joyce, me now from ithaca in new york, vice in good have you with us, jonathan? on the program, i want have always wanted to use this phrase space, the final frontier, that phrase is losing its gravitas with the image is that to have been revealed by the telescope? well, we're certainly saying farther than any telescope, as before, women showing its remarkable power sensitivity. and just the 1st few images are you see the images and you look at the men or i think the global audience has since they've been released. however, how long does it take scientists to understand what we're looking at? because there must be certain points or criteria that you can define straightaway as a scientist. for example, if we look at the stella nursery image that we've got 1st that we can bring up for of years. i mean, it's a, it's a stunning image. that is probably the most complex of the images that came down from of james, where space telescope

and a glimpse of galaxies never seen before and fails the 1st image from the james web space telescope. ah, well, still the potential for flooding is there for the northern philippines and increasingly so i think the central talent, cambodia, and be in la that is the belt of the wettest weather. and i went in southeast asia are obviously the orange tops elsewhere. these are big thunderstorms forecast, again, in borneo solar ways in west papua the less so in sumatra. as you can see, couple of days off from the wet weather for you and australia. the picture of wet weather isn't excessive. the still flooding on the ground, it's mainly north of sydney in the still light rain, potentially there in new south wales and quite a strong wind of the coast. otherwise, it's no extraordinary. that's true for most of australia, sunny's, i have the good part now and that includes further west to get a purse. birth is in the rainbow target to 30, that's 20 degrees. would probably welcome, right. i have to say, where is the new zealand? it's looking better if you on wednesday, tuesday is a bit of a bad

now says james web space telescope has captured a distinct signature of water on a distant planet. the discovery is the most detailed of its kind to date. scientists have been analyzing the 1st full color images from the telescope. the pictures taken by the james web space telescope are brimming with thousands of distant galaxies and stars. we are now going to be determining things that we don't even know what the questions are that we ought to ask. and so it's one of these great engineering feats, not just for us, but for humanity, for planet earth, for the citizens of planet earth. so let's zoom in for a closer look at the james webb telescope. the $10000000000.00 equipment is the largest and most powerful telescope to be sent into orbit. it's about one and a half 1000000 kilometers away from earth and is targeting distant galaxies, bright nebulae, and far away giant gas planets. the orbit location was chosen because it's the optimum temperature to view the universe and infrared the wavelengths we feel as heat and look into the universe is a look back in time. the james webb is m

ah, nasa james web space telescope has captured a distinct signature of water on a distant planet. discovery is the most detailed of its kind to date. was spectacular. images of the early universe taken by the telescope have been released . they show galaxies and stars. some 13000000000 lie is away. nasa says it's the deepest look into the cosmos ever captured. and more images are expected. james, who have telescope, is viewed as the successor to the famous humble telescope scientists. they will be a dominant force for space discovery for years to come. we are now going to be determining things that we don't even know what the questions are that we ought to ask. and so it's one of these great engineering feat, not just for us, but for humanity, for planet earth, for the citizens of playing over all the $10000000000.00. james webb telescope is the largest and most powerful astronomical observatory ever sent into space. it's overseeing some 1500000 kilometers away from us, and is targeting distant galaxies. right now, be lyons, a far away giant gas planets. it's orbit location was se