What do the Webb Telescope photos mean for space experts, compared to us civilians?
You might not necessarily look at a bunch of star photos as anything really special. Until you get to look at these star photos.
NASA and the President released the first pictures from the brand new Webb Space Telescope. They say it's like looking at a time machine in space, where you're able to look at other entire galaxies, like our own Milky Way Galaxy.James Bader is the Planetarium Manager in the Astronomy Department at the University of North Texas. He joined us in the KRLD Zoom Room.
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