News about James Webb, galaxies

The stars, they aligned 🎶 See how those bright red, clumpy streaks are all slanted in the same direction to the same degree? They show aligned protostellar outflows, or jets of gas from newborn stars. Webb captures this phenomenon for the first time: go.nasa.gov/4b9t6o9 pic.twitter.com/ycbsceny2k

Twin win: Webb discovered that WL 20S, long thought to be a star, is actually a pair of stars! This image shows Webb & @ALMAObs data of the jets streaming from the twin stars’ poles (in blue/green) and the dusty disks around the stars (in pink): go.nasa.gov/3VPCitD pic.twitter.com/mpZxeAxFUh

Stars, in your multitudes ✨ @NASAWebb's newest image shows off the Serpens Nebula, 1,300 light-years from Earth. A dense cluster of young stars shines at the center—but the top-left corner features a phenomenon Webb is seeing for the first time: go.nasa.gov/4bcCV4H pic.twitter.com/628l3wHCVD

James #Webb Space Telescope #JWST A JWST Census of the Local Galaxy Population: Anchoring the Physics of the Matter Cycle target: #NGC4569 + #NGC5530 expstart: 2024-06-19/20 instrume: #NIRCAM + #MIRI NASA/ESA/CSA/STScI/j. Roger pic.twitter.com/YMcKT8bEvC