Brand new images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, which has provided groundbreaking studies on space since the first day it was put into use, were served. In these images shared by the European Space Agency (ESA), we see one of the brightest nebulae in the sky, the Ring Nebula.
Located approximately 2500 light-years from Earth, the Ring Nebula is one of the most impressive members ever discovered in deep space. The new images taken for the Ring Nebula, which is among the favorites of space observers and scientists, will allow the researches to be a little more detailed. Because James Webb was able to image the Ring Nebula in more detail than ever before.
Here is the Ring Nebula in all its glory
James Webb used a special infrared camera called MIRI to capture the above image. The image above allows this impressive cosmic entity to be studied in full detail in its surroundings.
The second image of the Ring Nebula was taken with the space telescope’s infrared camera called NIRCam. This image shows details of the nebula’s interior. Although the above images are nothing more than impressive visuals for us ordinary people, astronomers can get to know the Ring Nebula much better through these images. Of course, we have to wait for the work to be done for all these.
This is how the Ring Nebula was previously imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope:
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