Nasa Shares Earth Closest Star Forming Region Image to Mark One Year of James Webb Telescope

James Webb Space Telescope of NASA, working in space, has completed one year. On this occasion, US Space Agency taken a picture by James Web Release Is of In this, the Star-Forming Region (Star-Forming Region) Row Ophiuchi Cloud Complex can be seen. James Web flew to space in December 2021. The first data of this telescope was shown in July last year. James Web Telescope has been launched as a successor to Hubble. Hubble Telescope has been in space for more than 30 years and has been showing the unseen pictures of the universe to the world. James web telescope is the most advanced observator of the space so far. With the help of Near Infrared camera installed in it, we have seen many unique pictures of the remote unique.

Recently, James Web has detected Black Hole, the farthest far from far away. This black hole is so huge that it can have 90 million suns in it. The picture shared by NASA on the completion of one year of the web is of the Row Ophiychi Cloud Complex. These are huge clouds of gas and dust, where new stars i.e. Sun take birth. This place is located in our galaxy, about 390 light years away from Earth. Remember that a light year is the distance that the light covers in a year.

The first picture taken by James Web Telescope was revealed on July 12 last year. In that too, the remote universe was shown. NASA claimed that the picture is the most deep and sharp infrared image of the remote universe so far. One detail of Galaxy Cluster named SMACS 0723 was captured by James Web.

The construction of the James web has cost $ 10 billion (about Rs 75,330 crore). The US Space Agency has also started work on the heir of this telescope.