NASA James Webb Space Telescope captures stunning views of star-forming regions, galaxies, and more

Check out the stunning images of galaxies and stars captured by NASA James Webb Space Telescope.

The NASA James Webb Space Telescope has been making some major and rare discoveries in space, giving us a glimpse into a whole new different world.

Over, the years the space telescope has captured several mesmerising images of star-forming regions, galaxies,  and other space objects. Check out a few images here.

This object is known as Rho Ophiuchi and it is one of the closest star-forming regions. This image is captured by NASA’s Chandra X-ray Observatory and the Webb Telescope.

This is the image of another star-forming region called NGC 604 which is the house of more than 200 massive and hottest stars.

This is the combined image of spiral galaxy NGC 1566 captured by NASA James Webb and Hubble Space Telescope.

This is another image of a spiral galaxy known as NGC 1385 and it showcases two images by ASA James Webb and Hubble Space Telescope.

This is the image of a brown dwarf planet called W1935. This image helped astronomers to detect methane in this planet’s atmosphere.