Nasa James Webb telescope captures 19 Nearby Spiral Galaxies see photo

Internet users are excited for the latest pictures coming from the American space agency NASA. Ever since NASA’s Rs 10,000 crore telescope ‘James Webb Space Telescope’ (JWST) has been set up in space, it has been introducing unseen pictures of the universe. This telescope has now reached outer space pictures Have taken. In these, spiral galaxies present near our Milky Way can be seen. NASA launched the James Webb Telescope in the year 2021. It started its work from the month of July in 2022. It will replace the Hubble Space Telescope, deployed in space for 30 years.

NASA released these pictures on Monday. Janice Lee, a scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, USA, said in a statement that James Webb’s new images are spectacular. This is surprising even for those researchers who have studied such galaxies for decades.

According to NDTV report, the Mid-Infrared Instrument (MIRI) mounted on James Webb prepared these pictures. The instrument also captured stars that are still developing. It is said that the nearest galaxy captured on camera is also about 15 million light years away from the Earth. The farthest captured galaxy is at a distance of 60 million light years from Earth.

James Webb has captured a total of 19 spiral galaxies. According to the report, the photographs show that galaxies grow from the inside out. This means that star formation begins in the center of the galaxy and spreads outward. This also means that the closer the star is to the center of the galaxy, the younger it is.