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Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS will be studied from deep space by the European Space Agency's JUICE spacecraft in November, providing unique insights into its activity despite the distance, with data expected to be analyzed by 2026.
A rare seasonal black moon will occur on August 23, 2025, disappearing from the sky and creating darker conditions ideal for stargazing, marking the last such event until 2027.
The James Webb Space Telescope revisited the Hubble Ultra Deep Field, capturing the deepest and most detailed images of distant galaxies to date, revealing new insights into galaxy formation, evolution, and the universe's early history.
The James Webb Space Telescope is currently the most powerful telescope, capable of seeing 98% back to the Big Bang and observing galaxies up to 13.7 billion years old, thanks to its large mirror and infrared detectors, surpassing the capabilities of previous telescopes like Hubble.
The James Webb Space Telescope can see billions of years into the past by capturing faint infrared light from distant galaxies using a massive gold-coated mirror and highly sensitive instruments, allowing it to observe the early universe and uncover cosmic secrets.
The James Webb Space Telescope can see far into space by using a giant gold-coated mirror to collect faint infrared light from distant galaxies, which has traveled billions of years to reach it. Its advanced cameras, NIRCam and MIRI, detect this heat and light, allowing scientists to study the early universe and objects hidden by dust, all while being kept extremely cold by a sun shield and cryocooler.