NASA announced the first full -color photo taken by James Weber space telescope

The first full -color photo taken by James Weber space telescope. (Source: NASA official website)

Overseas Network, July 12th. According to a number of media reports such as the United States Cable Television News Network and the Washington Post, on the 11th of local time, the National Aeronautics Aerospace Agency (NASA) announced the first full full shot from James Weber space telescope. Color photos.

It is reported that this is the deepest and clearest photo taken by James Weber Space Telescope to date, and the remaining high -resolution color images will be announced on the 12th. In the first full color photo, a huge galaxy group is like a magnifying glass, and the objects behind it are clearly visible.

James Weber space telescope costs 10 billion U.S. dollars, which is the largest and most functional space telescope built by NASA to date. Its main mirror diameter is 6.5 meters, consisting of 18 huge hexagonal lenses. Essence James Weber Space Telescope launched a launch from French Guiyukuru Aerospace Center on December 25, 2021. One month later, he entered the rails around the second Raglan day point around the Ragram system, about 1.5 million kilometers from the earth. (Overseas Network Yao Kaihong)

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