Posted On: July 12th 2022, 08:31 pm
Here I am again with a slightly nerdy astronomy post. I don't know if you're still interested in the wonders all around these days, but you have to go through it now. ๐ข
Half a year after the start of the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA has now published five images.
The galaxies shown were formed more than 13 billion years ago and thus relatively soon after the Big Bang.
Here are four of those five incredible images. ๐ธ
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The Southern Ring Nebula - is a planetary nebula composed primarily of a cloud of gas orbiting a dying star. It is about 2,000 light-years from the Sun, nearly half a light-year across, and expanding at a rate of about 15 kilometers per second.
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Dubbed "Webb's First Deep Field", the first photo of the new images shows the galaxy cluster SMACS 0723.
The distance to Earth is about 4.6 billion light-years. SMACS 0723 is a patch of sky visible from Earth's southern hemisphere.
The cutout is about the size of a grain of sand held in the hand by someone on the ground. It reveals thousands of galaxies, but only a small part of the Universe is visible in the image. The light you see in one of these little blobs has been on the move for 13 billion years.
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The Carina Nebula - one of the largest and brightest emission nebulae in the southern hemisphere sky. It is estimated to be 7600 light years away outside of our solar system. The Carina Nebula is home to numerous giant stars, some of which are larger than our Sun.
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Stephan's Quintet - a visual grouping of five galaxies,
about 290 million light-years away and lies in the constellation Pegasus. It became known as the first contiguous group of galaxies ever discovered.
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