Webb Telescope is giving us a look into how stars form

Well powerful telescopes are giving us a better look at young stars as they form. Astronomers are using the James Webb Space Telescope, operated right here in Baltimore, to look inside these spiral galaxies. That telescope can see the universe in infrared light, which enables it to look through the dust that until now has prevented us from seeing the formation of emerging stars. The stars release energy, creating giant bubbles of gas and dust that sometimes overlap, forming a structure similar to a spider web. Oh, every image is just so cool to see. Right. Again I say, where's the coffee table book? Right.

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