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When JWST image processors open photos sent back to Earth by the telescope, they essentially look black. https://t.co/gkLi2J5hwo — PolitiTweet.org

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The pillars in this view of the nebula are made of interstellar dust and gas that feed star formation. Bright red globes just outside of that dust are newly-formed stars and the squiggly red areas are caused by material being blasted out from those temperamental, baby stars. https://t.co/GlS8Jv71Rm — PolitiTweet.org

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The JWST peers out into the universe primarily in infrared light — a part of the electromagnetic spectrum our eyes can't see — but it's so sensitive that it can tell the difference between various infrared bands. https://t.co/gkLi2IOeuo — PolitiTweet.org

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