James Webb telescope captured images of spiral galaxy

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This image is taken from the spiral galaxy IC 5332, located 29 million light years from Earth in the constellation Sculptor.

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IC 5332 galaxy spread about 66,000 light years across. It is about two third of our galaxy.

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This picture is taken from the Mid-InfraRed Instrument (MIRI) of James Webb Space Telescope.

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This image show that there are two arms and they are like skeleton of galaxy.

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This image was clicked by Hubble telescope, it's not reveal stars.

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James Webb telescope captured images of spiral galaxy

James Webb telescope captured images of spiral galaxy

This image is taken from the spiral galaxy IC 5332, located 29 million light years from Earth in the constellation Sculptor.

Credit: NASA

IC 5332 galaxy spread about 66,000 light years across. It is about two third of our galaxy.

This picture is taken from the Mid-InfraRed Instrument (MIRI) of James Webb Space Telescope.

This image show that there are two arms and they are like skeleton of galaxy.

Credit: NASA/

Credit: NASA/

This image was clicked by Hubble telescope, it's not reveal stars.

Credit: NASA

Credit: NASA

Credit: NASA

Credit: NASA

This image shows many stars and galaxies behind it also shows gases, dust in galaxy.

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