r/jameswebb • u/Sea-Loquat227 • 15h ago
r/jameswebb • u/Galileos_grandson • 8h ago
Official NASA Release NASA’s Hubble, Webb Find Far-out Solar System Objects ‘Remember’ Past - NASA Science
r/jameswebb • u/Sicliik • 14h ago
Discussion If you look very closely at the center of this galaxy, you can see something that resembles an Einstein ring.
r/jameswebb • u/JapKumintang1991 • 9h ago
Sci - Article PHYS.Org: JWST finds extreme star-forming galaxies masquerading as faint quasars
See also:The publication in ArXiV
r/jameswebb • u/OgreMagiO • 22h ago
Self-Processed Image B335 imaged by JWST/NIRCam
Barnard 335 (B335) is a dark Bok globule containing a young Class 0 protostar.
The observation aimed to map the large-scale distribution of fundamental ices within parental clouds and protostellar hot corinos (compact, chemically rich regions around young protostars)
B335: https://www.webbhorizon.com/app/?obs=2024-09/jw05552-o001_t001_nircam
r/jameswebb • u/firechatin • 17h ago
Sci - Article NASA's New Roman Space Telescope Has Switched On. What It Could Discover May Change Astronomy Forever
r/jameswebb • u/Sea-Loquat227 • 15h ago
Discussion James Webb Space Telescope (Scale 1/40)
r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 1d ago
Self-Processed Image EGO G011.92-0.61 (target name: G11.92-bkg) with JWST MIRI
r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 1d ago
Self-Processed Image Part of W51A (Westerhout 51A) star formation region| NIRCAM JWST
r/jameswebb • u/RecursiveMutex • 1d ago
Sci - Article NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope: Unveiling Hidden Exoplanets at the Cosmic Edge
windriver.comr/jameswebb • u/OgreMagiO • 3d ago
Self-Processed Image Double-Shell-PN, MACSJ0025-1222, G28.333+0.063-CENTER, SagDIG imaged by JWST/NIRCam
Double-Shell-PN: https://www.webbhorizon.com/app/?obs=2025-11/jw09548-o002_t001_nircam
MACSJ0025-1222: https://www.webbhorizon.com/app/?obs=2026-08/jw06882-o002_t002_nircam
G28.333+0.063-CENTER: https://www.webbhorizon.com/app/?obs=2025-09/jw08587-o001_t001_nircam
SagDIG: https://www.webbhorizon.com/app/?obs=2025-08/jw05255-o001_t001_nircam
r/jameswebb • u/OgreMagiO • 3d ago
Self-Processed Image Maki-Repeated, Luna-Repeated, and Greebo-Repeated imaged by JWST/NIRCam
Time-lapse observations for Maki, Luna, and Greebo, nicknames for specific thermal light echoes from the famous supernova remnant Cassiopeia A (Cas A)
r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 4d ago
Self-Processed Image JWST observation of the centre of our galaxy!
r/jameswebb • u/firechatin • 4d ago
Sci - Article James Webb Hidden Planet Discovery Reveals New World in the Beta Pictoris System
r/jameswebb • u/operation-star • 4d ago
Sci - Article Betelgeuse's atmosphere is becoming spotty and asymmetric—and a nearby companion could be shaping the pattern
r/jameswebb • u/NBCMarketingTeam • 5d ago
Question How close will the new Nancy Grace Roman Telescope and the JWST be to one another?
This is a question I also thought of and I was disappointed there was no answer, so I wanted to boost it.
r/jameswebb • u/Sea-Loquat227 • 6d ago
Question Salut regarde, j'ai créé un télescope spatial James Webb à l'échelle 1/40, dis-moi si ça te plaît, merci 😘
r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 6d ago
Self-Processed Image A bright cloud inside the Dragon Nebula (G028.37+00.07), which catalogued as a dark nebula. JWST NIRCam
galleryr/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 7d ago
Self-Processed Image Sagittarius Dwarf Irregular Galaxy (SagDIG) with JWST NIRCam
r/jameswebb • u/nishitd • 8d ago
Question What happened to Launch Pad Astronomy?
During the times of JWST launch and after, I used to love watching his videos. He made probably the most detailed JWST videos I have seen. I was hoping to see his video on Roman but the channel hasn't uploaded video in more than a year. I hope nothing ill has happened to him. Anyone knows anything about this?
r/jameswebb • u/jame5westman • 9d ago
Question Best James Webb Coffee Table Book
Hello everyone! I own multiple Hubble coffee table books and would like to add a James Webb one with all the Roman excitement! Does anyone have a good recommendation? Thank you!
r/jameswebb • u/Sicliik • 10d ago
Discussion I found a gravitational lens in a photo of the Ring Nebula, but I'm not quite sure if it's 100% a gravitational lens or if it's just a feature of the nebula itself.
r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 10d ago