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The James Webb Space telescope is changing our understanding of the universe

The James Webb Space telescope is changing our understanding of the universe

17 December 2022

9:00 AM

17 December 2022

9:00 AM

When Nasa launched the James Webb Space telescope on Christmas Day last year its goal was to shed light on the wonders of the universe. It’s delivering on that promise: since the summer we’ve had a steady stream of stunning images of dying stars, distant planets and colliding galaxies.

Researchers expected the telescope’s data would support the Big Bang theory.

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