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NASA Webb Telescope Unveils Unprecedented Infrared Views of the Cosmos

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope reveals the deepest infrared images of the universe ever captured, showcasing thousands of distant galaxies and detailed atmospheric data of exoplanets.

James Webb Telescope Captures Unprecedented Images of the Early Universe

The James Webb Space Telescope reveals breathtaking deep field images of galaxies formed shortly after the Big Bang, utilizing advanced infrared technology to uncover cosmic secrets.

AI Tool Morpheus to Analyze James Webb Telescope's Deepest Universe Images

The first full-color images from the James Webb Space Telescope show thousands of never-before-seen galaxies, and a GPU-accelerated AI named Morpheus is now stepping in to help decode this massive influx of cosmic data.

Webb Telescope Delivers Deepest Infrared View of Universe Yet

President Biden unveils the first full-color image from the James Webb Space Telescope, showing thousands of distant galaxies in unprecedented detail. The groundbreaking snapshot captures the deepest and sharpest infrared view of the universe ever recorded.

James Webb Space Telescope Shifts Focus to Mirror Deployment After Sunshield Success

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope successfully completes its complex sunshield tensioning and immediately prepares for the next major phase. The mission team is now focusing on unfolding the observatory's massive primary and secondary mirrors.

Webb Telescope Successfully Unfolds Secondary Mirror in Critical Milestone

The James Webb Space Telescope reaches a crucial milestone as a motor-driven tripod unfolds to position its secondary mirror perfectly. This successful deployment brings the $10 billion observatory one step closer to full optical functionality.

Webb Space Telescope Successfully Unfolds Critical Secondary Mirror

The James Webb Space Telescope deploys its secondary mirror tripod, marking a major optical milestone just days after its Christmas launch. This component is essential for reflecting gathered starlight into the observatory's scientific instruments.

James Webb Space Telescope Team Pauses Sunshield Work for New Year Rest

The James Webb Space Telescope team takes a New Year's Day break after successfully deploying the sunshield's mid-booms. Tensioning of the massive sunshield membranes is scheduled to resume on Sunday.

Machine Learning Model Morpheus Prepares to Analyze James Webb Telescope Images

Researchers are upgrading the Morpheus machine-learning model to classify galaxies in upcoming James Webb Space Telescope data. The software will help astronomers identify the oldest galaxies and study the evolution of dark matter.

Webb Telescope Unfolds Secondary Mirror, Reaches Full Telescope Status

The James Webb Space Telescope successfully deploys its 2.4-foot secondary mirror, a critical step that makes the $10 billion observatory a fully functioning telescope.

NASA Launches James Webb Space Telescope on Historic Mission

The James Webb Space Telescope successfully launches into orbit, beginning a groundbreaking mission to observe the early universe. The massive observatory represents the most powerful space telescope ever built.

James Webb Space Telescope Successfully Deploys Solar Array After Launch

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope launches from South America on an Ariane 5 rocket and immediately deploys its solar array to power the observatory.

James Webb Space Telescope Reshapes Cosmology After Historic Christmas Launch

The James Webb Space Telescope launches from French Guiana and travels a million miles to its orbital post, where it transforms our understanding of the cosmos. By peering back to the cosmic dawn, the telescope reveals the earliest stars and challenges existing models of the universe.

Swarms of Tiny Satellites Could Act Like One Giant Space Telescope

New research shows that swarms of tiny satellites working together act like one giant space telescope, achieving high-resolution imagery without massive costs.