JWST’s First Direct Spectrum of a Planetary-Mass Object
The second major result from JWST’s Direct Imaging ERS Team – a stunning brown dwarf spectrum!
The second major result from JWST’s Direct Imaging ERS Team – a stunning brown dwarf spectrum!
Another exciting new result from JWST — its first directly imaged exoplanet!
JWST is currently revealing many previously unseen or undiscovered properties of our Universe. Even in the very first image released, three red spiral galaxies, which are super rare in our local Universe, can now be seen and analyzed down to structural details as never before. What can these weird galaxies tell us about the so-called cosmic noon and the evolution of galaxy formation?
What can JWST teach us about the formation and evolution of early galaxies?
Following yesterday’s release of the First JWST Deep Field, more images from JWST’s first release were shared today. Today’s bite takes a look at the five targets and their histories.
The first image, “JWST’s First Deep Field,” from JWST was released on Monday, July 11, 2022. Today’s Bite talks a bit about that image and other Deep Fields taken by the Hubble Space Telescope.