OMG sciencefromMail Online2 months agoNASA captures first lights turning on in the universeJWST has observed light from the ancient galaxy JADES-GS-z13-1-LA, challenging existing theories of early galaxy formation.
OMG sciencefromBig Think1 month agoJWST's most ambitious view is now available to everyoneThe COSMOS-Web survey illustrates the evolutionary history of galaxies, emphasizing how cosmic structures formed over 13.8 billion years.
OMG sciencefromBig Think2 days ago780,000 galaxies revealed in JWST's largest science operationThe COSMOS-Web program is a landmark project using JWST, designed to provide extensive data on the near and mid-infrared sky.
OMG sciencefromBig Think1 week agoJWST won't find the very first stars, but a new telescope canJWST has revolutionized our understanding of distant galaxies, surpassing Hubble's discoveries in just months.
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OMG sciencefromMail Online2 months agoNASA captures first lights turning on in the universeJWST has observed light from the ancient galaxy JADES-GS-z13-1-LA, challenging existing theories of early galaxy formation.
OMG sciencefromBig Think1 month agoJWST's most ambitious view is now available to everyoneThe COSMOS-Web survey illustrates the evolutionary history of galaxies, emphasizing how cosmic structures formed over 13.8 billion years.
OMG sciencefromBig Think2 days ago780,000 galaxies revealed in JWST's largest science operationThe COSMOS-Web program is a landmark project using JWST, designed to provide extensive data on the near and mid-infrared sky.
OMG sciencefromBig Think1 week agoJWST won't find the very first stars, but a new telescope canJWST has revolutionized our understanding of distant galaxies, surpassing Hubble's discoveries in just months.
fromHackernoon8 months agoData scienceTransformer-Based Restoration: Quantitative Gains and Boundaries in Space Data | HackerNoon
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