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Telescope hypothesis
Greetings!
Earth is the cradle of
humanity, but one cannot live in a
cradle forever. We humans have a
condensed curiosity to know what
lies beyond the Earth and this
galaxy. We have a firm urge to
know, to witness, and then to
believe. So the astronauts and
scientists make it easier for us to
comprehend certain phenomena,
we never actually figured out how
the stars and planets originated in
the universe several millennia
ago, and we're still not getting to
an exact conclusion. That's why
NASA launched the James Webb
Space Telescope, on
December 2021, the largest and
most expensive optical telescope
in space, its high resolution and
sensitivity allows it to view
objects too old, distant, or faint
for the Hubble Space Telescope.
James Webb telescope observes
the first stars, the formation of
the first galaxies, and detailed
atmospheric characterization of
potentially habitable exoplanets.
Webb’s new view of the "Pillars of
Creation" will help researchers
revamp their models of star
formation by identifying far more
precise counts of newly formed
stars, along with the quantities of
gas and dust in the region. It's
such a work of art to perceive. We
can turn our tumultuous thoughts
into telescopes. We are not born
to be common we are meant to be
comets.
25th
Maha Sweta
ECE
2023-27
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