"James Webb Space Telescope Unveils Intricate Structures of 19 Spiral Galaxies"

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured stunning images of 19 spiral galaxies near the Milky Way, providing unprecedented detail of star formations and galactic structure. These images, the result of collaboration among over 150 astronomers, reveal intricate features such as bubbles and filaments, shedding light on the star formation cycle. The telescope's Near-Infrared Camera and Mid-Infrared Instrument unveiled about 100,000 star clusters and millions of individual stars in galaxies located between 15 to 60 million light years from Earth, offering a deeper understanding of the structure of dust and gas clouds shaping stars and planets.