The James Webb telescope captured the secret of the universe..! A surprising photo was released.

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Telescopes play an important role in exploring the world. In that way, NASA, the United States' space exploration agency, is working with countries around the world to discover the never-before-known wonders of space. Accordingly, NASA developed the "James Webb" space telescope in collaboration with space exploration organizations in Europe and Canada. Built at a cost of around 80,000 crore rupees, the telescope was successfully launched on the 25th of December last year by five rockets from a rocket launch pad in French Guiana. This telescope is stationed at a distance of 10 lakh miles from the Earth and is sending pictures of the universe from there. US President Joe Biden released the first color picture last night. Vice President Kamala Haris and others participated in the event. Areas that cannot be sensed by the human eye have been captured by the radiation penetration method. Through this, it has been revealed that there are thousands of Milky Way regions in space. NASA Administrator Bill Nelson said the image was taken after traveling 1,300 years from Earth. In this regard, NASA posted on Twitter, "Deepest and sharpest infrared view of the universe to date." It shows galaxies that are invisible to us. The collection of telephotos will be published on July 12. Zobaidan, who published this record photo of NASA, has praised the scientists a lot.