Brown Dwarf Star Is So Small It Could Be a Planet, Plus a Molecule That Shouldn't Be There
15 Dec 2023, 13:46 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu / A new study into James Webb data reveals three brown dwarf stars in the Perseus star forming region, one of them is the smallest discovered so far
Humans Have Found a Black Hole So Massive It's Like an Entire Galaxy
9 Nov 2023, 14:06 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu / NASA and a team of researchers released the first details on a black hole at a stage in its development never seen before
NASA's James Webb Telescope Just Brought the Iconic Pillars of Creation into 4K
21 Oct 2022, 03:27 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / With far more sophisticated infrared sensors operating in broad wavelengths from, the James Webb Space Telescope can see what Hubble could not.
James Webb Just Took a Picture of a Very Distant Planet, Far From Our Solar System
2 Sep 2022, 20:50 UTC · By: Angela Balaciu / Is there anything so far that the James Webb telescope cannot take a picture of? We are eager to discover the secrets of this universe
The James Webb Space Telescope Finds the Oldest Galaxy Yet at 13.5 Billion Years
23 Jul 2022, 20:38 UTC · By: Bogdan Bebeselea / The James Webb Space Telescope has long been awaited by space enthusiasts and recently had been stirring up quite a buzz with its images
If You're Not Hyped About JWST's First Deep Field Image, You're Not Paying Attention
14 Jul 2022, 02:31 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / We have to think you're not paying attention if you're not hyped about where modern space travel is taking the human race
James Webb Telescope Is Fully Aligned, Gears Up to Take Sharp Photos Of the Universe
29 Apr 2022, 15:33 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / NASA's powerful James Webb Space Telescope is now fully aligned, meaning that it is now capable of taking sharp images of stars from distant galaxies
Webb's MIRI Instrument Reaches Extremely Chill Temperatures
13 Apr 2022, 19:36 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is getting ready to begin science operations. But first, it needs its instrument to get really cold
James Webb Telescope Snaps First Blurry Images of Far Off Star, Science to Start Soon
12 Feb 2022, 10:07 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / The first admittedly blurry and not very well-defined image of celestial objects in the vastness of space was taken this past week.
James Webb Telescope Completes Weeks Long Voyage to L2 Orbit
24 Jan 2022, 20:12 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / The Northrop-Grumman team was responsible for much of the manufacturing of non-scientific sub-systems within the James Webb Telescope
James Webb Space Telescope Passes 90% to L2 Orbit, Calibrates Mirrors
18 Jan 2022, 18:00 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / With the sun shield now deployed and keeping the sensitive equipment on the other side nice and cool, it's time to start sorting primary mirror
Here's Why it Took 30 Years and $10 Billion to Get James Webb Space Telescope Into Space
26 Dec 2021, 04:19 UTC · By: Benny Kirk / ut JWST is so much more than the world's most powerful space telescope mankind has ever constructed. It's also one hell of a rollercoaster of a story.
James Webb Final Preparations Go Wrong, Space Launch Pushed Closer to Christmas
23 Nov 2021, 13:05 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / The giant James Webb Space Telescope is facing some technical issues. The launch, which was initially scheduled for December 18th has been delayed
Ariane 5 Rocket Gears Up to Launch the World's Most Powerful Telescope into Space
17 Nov 2021, 07:16 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / The James Webb Space Telescope will soon join an Ariane 5 rocket at Europe's Spaceport in French Guiana to leave our skies on its ultimate space journey
NASA's James Webb Giant Telescope Returns to Dry Land After a 16-Day Journey at Sea
13 Oct 2021, 00:10 UTC · By: Florina Spînu / NASA's James Webb Space Telescope traveled for 5,800 miles from California, through the Panama Canal to Kourou, French Guiana
James Webb Telescope Launch Not Happening Until October 2021
19 Jul 2020, 16:34 UTC · By: Daniel Patrascu / NASA says it is pushing the launch of the James Webb telescope from March 2021 to October 2021, citing delays caused by the health crisis