[Red Badger]

Here are the famous Hubbell and Webb images of a 'blank' section of sky, the size of a GRAIN OF SAND HELD AT ARM'S LENGTH. Every little smudge you see in BOTH images is a galaxy with billions of stars. The Hubbell image took many days to make with the lens open and pointing at nothing. The Webb image is taken in infrared and Hubbell could not see them. All this from two tiny points of the sky. Now multiply these images by millions of tiny points!...............................GOD MADE ALL THIS FOR US TO EXPLORE!.................

[blam]

See the JWST image to the right, see the brightest stars with 6 spires... now see the Hubble white star, it has only four spires.

I was reading last night that the six spires is a feature of only the JWST telescope.

[HeadOn]

Wow. Just Wow. Good article, too.