Webb Space Telescope

The James Webb Space Telescope (Webb) is a highly advanced space observatory launched to study the universe. It observes distant stars, galaxies, and planets mainly in infrared light, allowing us to see through cosmic dust and uncover objects we can't observe with visible light telescopes. Webb helps scientists understand the origins of stars, galaxies, and even conditions suitable for life. Its powerful instruments and position far from Earth's atmosphere provide clearer, deeper views of the universe’s history and composition, offering insights into the earliest moments after the Big Bang and the evolution of cosmic structures.