An enormous colour mosaic made up of images captured by the James Webb Space Telescope has been released. This image shows only a small part of the mosiac. All photos: Nasa
The mosaic is made up 690 individual frames taken with the telescope’s near infrared camera – an instrument that captures radiant energy from objects invisible to the human eye.
Collectively known as Epoch 1, the image is the largest one yet made using data from the world’s largest space observatory.
Jupiter as seen by the James Webb telescope.
The James Webb telescope captures Jupiter.
An enormous colour mosaic made up of images captured by the James Webb Space Telescope has been released. This image shows only a small part of the mosiac. All photos: Nasa
The mosaic is made up 690 individual frames taken with the telescope’s near infrared camera – an instrument that captures radiant energy from objects invisible to the human eye.
Collectively known as Epoch 1, the image is the largest one yet made using data from the world’s largest space observatory.
