: 5 mysterious images of nebula captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope
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Check out the images of nebula captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope.
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NASA James Webb Space Telescope is the newest and most powerful space-based observatory.
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Over the years, it has managed to make several groundbreaking discoveries and it is currently part of studies and observation by various organisations.
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Check out these mysterious images of nebula captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope.
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Crab Nebula: This image was captured by Webb’s NIRCam and MIRI instrument. This nebula is spread across 10 light-years.
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Wolf-Rayet 124: This is a luminous hot star captured with the help of Webb’s Near-infrared Camera (NIRCam) instrument.
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Tarantula Nebula: This nebula is stretched 340 light-years across and contains tens of thousands of stars.
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Southern Ring Nebula: This nebula contains at least eight layers of gas and dust over thousands of years.
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Horsehead Nebula: This nebula is also known as known as Barnard 33 and is located roughly 1300 light-years away.