Strange pictures of the universe, somewhere stars are being born, somewhere they are breaking their breath and ‘dance’ galaxies!

The biggest news this week in the world of science is the James Webb Space Telescope. The largest telescope, launched into space in December last year, surprised the world on Tuesday by showing the clearest and deepest infrared image ever taken of the distant universe. The American space agency NASA is ‘celebrating’ this success and showing the world a series of pictures taken by James Webb. The twinkling baby stars can be seen in these pictures. A dying star can be seen up close with the blue and orange views, as well as five galaxies spotted in a very special way. All these images were released in an event at NASA’s Goddard Space Center.

The picture of baby stars captured by the James Webb Telescope. Those are shots of the Carina Nebula. 7600 light years away from the earth, this place is also called the nursery of stars. Hubble telescope has also captured this nebula and now James Webb has captured it closely.

Telescope captures a dying star in the Southern Ring Nebula. NASA has tried to tell from this picture that when a star dies, what is the landscape around it.

This place is about 2500 light years away from the Earth. You can understand how much this distance is that there are 5.8 trillion miles in one light year. Scientist in James Webb’s team says that even though a star is dying, it is also the beginning of many new stars.

Apart from this, NASA has shared the picture of 5 galaxies. These galaxies were observed hundreds of years ago in the Pegasus constellation.

These galaxies seen in a group are seen in dancing form. There are over 150 million pixels in this picture and about 1,000 different image files were used to create the whole picture.

Images taken from the James Webb Telescope also include a giant planet named WASP-96b. It is equal to Saturn in size and 1150 light-years away from Earth.

Life is not possible in this planet, but this planet is important for astronomers. James Webb used his infrared detectors to see the chemical composition of the planet’s atmosphere. It was found that water vapor is present in such a hot planet. The chemical spectrum of neon in the planet was also detected. Clouds also appeared, whereas astronomers had not expected any such thing.

This telescope was launched in December last year. This telescope has been developed jointly by NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA) and the Canadian Space Agency. It is said that this telescope will replace the Hubble telescope in the coming days. The Hubble telescope has been in space for almost 30 years and has shown many astonishing pictures of the universe to the world.