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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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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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Image processors assign those bands colors that the human eye intuitively understands. Red is used for longer infrared wavelengths and blue for shorter, allowing scientists to represent the structures in an accurate way. https://t.co/gkLi2IOeuo — PolitiTweet.org

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