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For the first time, humanity has learned more clearly about what constitutes the mysterious object between the two states of a failed star and a superplanet, thanks to t…
An image just captured by the James Webb telescope's Delicate Guide Sensor provides a fascinating view of distant galaxies in the universe in infrared light.
After several delays, the successor to the Hubble space telescope could be launched in October this year.
The team of engineers completed assembling parts of James Webb, the world's most powerful space telescope, in California on August 28.
The upcoming space telescope called James Webb will replace the Hubble space telescope in the near future.
NASA experts are always trying to find evidence of other planetary life based on the information obtained by the James Webb telescope.
Previous studies with Hubble, Spitzer and ALMA showed that brown dwarfs can be 70 times larger than giant stars like Jupiter.
The Hubble Space Telescope, named after American astronomer Edwin Powell Hubble, was first launched into Earth orbit in April 1990.
The photo taken by a NASA photographer impressed many people with ghost-like white shadows above the James Webb telescope.
At the end of a very successful press conference at 14:00 on February 22, 2017 (ie 2 am on February 23, 2017 in Vietnam time), NASA was happy to announce the discovery o…
Engineers at the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) unveil the massive gilded mirror of James Webb space telescope during assembly and testing.
The European Aeronautics Agency (ESA) announced in October 2018 that it would use the Ariane 5 rocket to launch the James Webb space telescope to orbit.
At 0:00 on May 11, Vietnam time, the US Aeronautics Agency (NASA) has published official information about their latest findings in the universe, obtained from the Keple…
Kepler is now slowing down with a stable orbit around the Sun and 94 million miles from Earth (151 million km).
According to NASA's Independent Appraisal Council (IRB), despite slow progress, facing unexpected delays and costs, the James Webb space telescope project continues.