Webb takes a closer look at Abell S1063, a distant galaxy cluster that acts like a cosmic lens, peering into the universe’s past.

A massive galaxy cluster, Abell S1063, forms a gravitation lens, revealing the warped light from more distant galaxies dating back to the early universe in this James Webb Space Telescope image.

The JWST was used in a creative way to capture direct images of distant worlds.

While the James Webb Space Telescope continues to exceed astronomers’ expectations, it faces a potential funding shortfall.

This Collection highlights the results from the Early Science Release programme of the JWST telescope focused on transiting hot giant exoplanets.

JWST captures the end of planet formation Researchers image for the first time, winds from an old planet-forming disk which is actively dispersing its gas content Date: March 4, 2024 Source: SETI ...

M66 is pulled on by other galaxies in the Leo Triplet, giving it a distinctive misshapen appearance. New JWST images provide insight into how it's affected the galaxy.

Rather than ripping up our fundamental models of the universe, the unexpectedly big and bright galaxies spied in the early universe by JWST probably have astrophysical explanations ...

JWST is most in-demand telescope ever — leaving many astronomers in the cold Reviewers will probably approve only one in every nine research proposals submitted in latest application cycle.

The JWST has detected the second and fourth most-distant galaxies ever seen with help from Pandora's Cluster.

Giant black holes were supposed to be bit players in the early cosmic story. But James Webb Space Telescope observations are finding an unexpected abundance of the beasts.