NASA Webb Space Telescope A Cosmic Tarantula, Caught by NASA's Webb

As humanity takes one enormous stride into the future of Astronomy and another step into past galaxies hundreds of thousands of years after the formation of the universe (a.k.a Big Bang to some), emotions are stacking up in the hearts of every astronomer. What will James Webb Space Telescope teach us about

• Possibility of additional life forms Exo planets Distant galaxies Black holes And so forth. On 12th July 2022, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) revealed its first photographs to the whole globe and the world has never been the same since then. With numerous questions rising about how far we can go with this enhancement on the Hubble telescope, this book comes to equip every astronomer, star-gazer, and admirer of constellations, about the Novel telescope in space and how it will alter (if not transform) how we see the cosmos thereafter. And now NASA's Webb telescope has recorded a Tarantula Nebula star-forming area in a new light, featuring tens of thousands of never-before-seen newborn stars that were previously veiled in cosmic dust. The most active area seems to shimmer with enormous young stars, looking pale blue. After one and two decades of looking at the skies with the telescope on his rooftop, Michael Karl, a fan of Space takes an insightful examination of the JWST.Want to know about it? Scroll up and click the BUY NOW button.