Some educated the original poster about the telescope’s design and capabilities, which make it ideal for capturing distant galaxies. Welcome to 80’s glamour shots NASA,” wrote one.Īnother wondered which “graphic designer at NASA” deserves credit.Ī post in the notorious r/conspiracy subreddit wondered why the James Webb Space Telescope, which is nearly 1 million miles away, isn’t turning its lens on planets in our solar system. “A trick in photography is to put a shear stocking over the lens pulled tight-you get light sparkles.
The conspiracy haven Telegram is rife with people opining that the photo released on Monday is fake, photoshopped, or produced by other low-fi means. #UnfoldTheUniverse James Webb Space Telescope my arse, somebody has taken a picture down the barrel of a 1970s kaleidoscope! #LoveIslandUK #LoveIsland #PritiPatel /jaY3nYlxdm- BSGout July 11, 2022 There is a kaleidoscope of theories about how NASA created the beautiful, intricate image of distant galaxies that Biden unveiled on Monday-including one that posits it’s literally just a photo of the inside of a kaleidoscope. Naturally, conspiracy theorists are convinced that it’s fake.
Over the coming years, decades even, this scientific achievement will help further our understanding of the universe. Webb’s images will allow researchers to learn more about the earliest galaxies’ ages, masses, histories, and compositions. By far the most detailed image of the early universe to date, the image reveals never-before-seen structures, star clusters, and other features. The photo unveiled by President Joe Biden shows a galaxy cluster known as Webb’s First Deep Field as it appeared 4.6 billion years ago. On Monday, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) released the first image taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope launched into space to date.
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