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The world's most powerful space telescope. Launched: Dec. 25, 2021. First images revealed: July 12, 2022. Verification:
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Horsehead Nebula: Yeigh or Neigh? 🐴
The Horsehead Nebula is famously known for…looking like a horse’s head. Webb captured the top of the "horse's mane," giving us the sharpest infrared images of the region to date:
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Happy birthday to our space bestie
@NASAHubble
! Enjoy their 34th anniversary image below:
Hubble's 34th launch anniversary is this week! 🥳
We're celebrating with this new image of the Little Dumbbell Nebula. Located about 3,400 light-years away, this nebula formed when lobes of gas expanded out from a dying star at the center.
For more:
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Happy
#EarthDay
! There’s no place like our home planet: still the only place we know of with life.
That’s why researchers have used observations of Earth to better understand how the atmospheres of habitable, Earth-sized exoplanets might look to Webb:
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NASA Webb Telescope Retweeted
#EarthDay
is almost here! But first… let’s take a selfie. 🌎🤳
Celebrate with us by sharing a photo of you in your favorite part of this watery world and tag it with
#GlobalSelfie
.
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What might it be like to witness our cosmic beginnings?
@CarnegieScience
astronomer emeritus Alan Dressler takes us through the origins of the Webb Telescope and how it is peering back through time and space to see the first stars and galaxies:
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Are you a wordsmith?
It's
#NationalHaikuDay
!
Send us your best work 💛
If you're inspired by Webb's science and engineering, send us your poem (haiku or not) at GSFC-NASAWebb
@mail
.nasa.gov. Not sure where to start? Dive into our treasury of images:
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