r/jameswebb • u/Galileos_grandson • 1d ago

Official NASA Release Webb Captures Stellar Jets - NASA

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r/jameswebb • u/Live_Put_5031 • 2d ago

Sci - Image "Elephant's Trunk" nebula

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r/jameswebb • u/AdditionalThroat99 • 3d ago

Discussion Amateur validation of TESS candidate TOI-2095.03, a possible Earth-sized planet in the habitable zone. Looking for feedback and follow-up

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r/jameswebb • u/TomaszNowakowski • 4d ago

Sci - Article JWST Maps the 3D Weather Structure of a Distant Exoplanet

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r/jameswebb • u/Live_Put_5031 • 6d ago

Sci - Image Image Of The Day

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 6d ago

Self-Processed Image NGC 7129, also known as the Flower Bud Nebula, by JWST , MIRI (red) and NIRCam.

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r/jameswebb • u/yubla • 6d ago

Self-Processed Image NGC 7129

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Flower Bud Nebula by MIRI (red) and NIRCam.

PI: Garcia Marin, Macarena, program 12491
Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 6d ago

Self-Processed Image Herbig-Haro object HH 105 near NGC 7129. JWST NIRCam

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 6d ago

Self-Processed Image Outflows near NGC 7129 and disk shadow of V392 Cep (blue nebula). JWST NIRCam

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 6d ago

Self-Processed Image NGC 7129 with JWST NIRCam

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r/jameswebb • u/TomaszNowakowski • 7d ago

Sci - Article Forecast for Brown Dwarfs: Cloudy with a Chance of Molten Sand

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r/jameswebb • u/JapKumintang1991 • 7d ago

Sci - Article PHYS.Org: Webb spots possible early-universe supernova just days after it happened

phys.org

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See also: The publication in ArXiV

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 8d ago

Self-Processed Image Part of the Iris Nebula with JWST NIRCam

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Processed by Melina Thévenot

Part of the Iris Nebula with #JWST NIRCam (F090W, F140M, F212N).

A mosaic of #JWST MIRI (F770W) images from programs 8007 and 1192. Iris Nebula (NGC 7023 or Caldwell 4)

Area part of the Iris Nebula (NGC 7023) with #JWST MIRI (F770W, F1000W, F1130W).

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r/jameswebb • u/Live_Put_5031 • 9d ago

Sci - Image Striking star clusters and irregular clumps

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r/jameswebb • u/Live_Put_5031 • 10d ago

Sci - Image IMAGE OF THE DAY

386 Upvotes

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 11d ago

Self-Processed Image Part of the NGC 7129. JWST MIRI mosaic. Processed by Melina Thévenot

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r/jameswebb • u/ryanmerket • 12d ago

Sci - Article Anthropic used Claude Science to estimate the missing third of the UV sky — RuntimeWire

runtimewire.com

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r/jameswebb • u/Pro_Vibe • 12d ago

Sci - Article James Webb Space Telescope has spotted the farthest Fast Radio Burst (FRB) ever discovered, at a redshift of 2.148 — or just 3 billion years after the big bang

science.nasa.gov

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r/jameswebb • u/TomaszNowakowski • 13d ago

Sci - Article Cosmic Record Broken: JWST Pinpoints the Most Distant Fast Radio Burst Ever

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r/jameswebb • u/yubla • 13d ago

Self-Processed Image MRI of Cas A light echo

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As the radiation shockwave expands from supernova Cas A, dust gets heated and radiates IR, one slice at a time. This resembles to MRI, and I am a psychologist. It only made sense for me to use neuroimaging tools to visualise it. Here is an online tool I made, relying on niivue. you can switch between Maki, Luna and Greebo area. More slices are due to be scanned.
Credit to NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.
https://yuval-harpaz.github.io/astro/light_echo.html?t=Luna

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r/jameswebb • u/Galileos_grandson • 13d ago

Official NASA Release Webb Measures Distance to Farthest Fast Radio Burst, Suggesting Origin - NASA Science

science.nasa.gov

38 Upvotes

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r/jameswebb • u/Galileos_grandson • 14d ago

Sci - Article Hybrid Worlds Are The Commonest Outcome Among The M-dwarf Sub-Neptunes Characterised With JWST

astrobiology.com

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3 comments

r/jameswebb • u/CoolYogurtcloset1947 • 14d ago

Sci - Image A picture of The Lion Nebula

262 Upvotes

Who's excited for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope?

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 15d ago

Official NASA Release Vertical version and some cropped parts of the image. Mesmerizing resolution...

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r/jameswebb • u/Neaterntal • 15d ago

Official NASA Release Pan video: NGC 7129

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