Now there are new pictures that show the James Webb Space Telescope's real power and the University of Arizona helped make them happen.
TUCSON, Ariz. — The James Webb Space Telescope is the star of the science world sending back sharp images from deeper in space than we’ve ever seen before. Early pictures from the telescope were just used to adjust it. Now there are new pictures that show the telescope’s real power and the University of Arizona helped make them happen.
“It’s…It’s awe inspiring, it’s jaw dropping, you know,” says Kevin Hainline of UArizona’s Steward Observatory. He’s amazed at the images coming back from the Webb Space Telescope even though he’s part of the team of University of Arizona Astronomers who helped make them possible.
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