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Compare James Webb Space Telescope images to older images
- EZ-Cheeze 4y agoDid the Cartwheel galaxy (and some other distant galaxies behind it) move slightly up and to the right over the time between the two snapshots?
- shashankpoojari 4y agoI can't say anything about that.... If it happened it is Unobservable to me in both (hubble and webb's Cartwheel gaalxy's) image.... Webb's observations confirm that the Cartwheel is going through a very fleeting phase. The galaxy, which before the collision was probably a typical spiral galaxy like the Milky Way, will probably continue to change. While Webb provides a glimpse of the Cartwheel's current situation, it also sheds light on the galaxy's past events and potential future developments.
- shashankpoojari 4y agoHow much more powerful is the James Webb Space Telescope when compared to Hubble? | Compare James Webb Space Telescope images to older images. | WebbCompare is a tool I build to compare James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) images to Hubble Space Telescope images. It is a website designed for a general audience to appreciate the beauty of the universe that we are slowly uncovering. The site shows how large of a leap in scientific capability the James Webb Space Telescope is, and emphasizes that its success is a major milestone in our history.