Humans can't see infrared light, so what makes Webb Space Telescope images so dazzling?
The Cartwheel Galaxy formed from a high-speed collision of two galaxies.
The long-awaited image is a luminous look at ancient galaxies magnified by warped spacetime.
NASA will release the rest of this first batch of images tomorrow morning.
The telescope team is releasing the long-awaited pictures on Tuesday, July 12.
The world’s newest satellite telescope is the deep space paparazzo we need.
The space telescope’s mirror was hit by a micrometeoroid, but it's still in great shape to carry out its mission,…
NASA has set July 12 as the official release date of the telescope’s first high-quality shots of the cosmos.
The telescope achieved a "perfect" alignment, according to Webb scientists.
The observatory is almost ready to begin science operations.
Once the spacecraft is fully chilled, it will see the universe in ridiculous detail.
NASA says the Webb telescope will perform according to expectations, “if not better.”
The latest image from Webb brings another sigh of relief that the telescope will be up and running soon.
The 18 dots of starlight match the honeycomb shape of the telescope’s primary mirror.
The telescope will look deep into space, and also whatever deep space spits up.
A special lens designed to take images of the telescope’s primary mirror captured the remarkable deep-space…
HD 84406 will go down in history as the first star spotted by the $10 billion space telescope.
Latest estimates suggest the mission could last upwards of 20 years—nearly twice as long as initially hoped.