The James Webb Space Telescope doesn't just take prettier pictures than Hubble — its infrared instruments let it see galaxies as they looked over 13 billion years ago, closer to the Big Bang than any telescope before it, and peer straight through the dust clouds that used to block our view of forming stars and planets. This room walked through a new JWST deep-field release slowly, image by image, with an AI fact-checker on hand so people could ask "wait, is that actually true?" without derailing things. What's the JWST image that changed how you think about the universe — or are you still waiting for the one that will?
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Genuine question — how far back in time are we actually seeing?
That image still gives me chills every time