blue and white galaxy illustration

James Webb Telescope spots universe oldest star clusters

James Webb Telescope spots universe oldest star clusters

By: My space stories

gravitaional lensing

The main purpose of James Webb Telescope is to find out the first stars and first galaxies in the Universe.

Stephen’s Quintet

Scientists fron the CAnadian NIRISS Unbiased Cluster Survey (CANUCS) team have found the farthest globular clusters ever discovered.

worm's eye view of trees during night time

This farthest stars clusters may be contain the Universe first and oldest star. 

May be contain oldest stars

Cartwheel galaxy

This discovered stars cluster is 9 billions of light years away and scientists called this cluster as 'the Sparkler galaxy.'

gravitaional lensing

The Sparkler galaxy name gots due to the compress objects revealing as small yellow red dots surrounding it, mentioned to by the researchers as 'sparkle'.

blue and white starry night sky

Globular clusters are ancient groups of stars from a galaxy's infancy that may show proof of ancient growth of galaxy.

black night sky

This discovery is from JWST's first images, form which they discovered universe oldest star cluster.

From JWST first image

webb-reveals-a-galaxy-1.jpg

This image shows that how both JWST and Hubble both captured 'the Sparkler galaxy' a globular cluster.

silhouette of trees under milky way galaxy

Our own milky way galaxy contains at least 150 globular clusters, Astronomers thought that all clusters are old but it's challenging to measure their ages.

starry night

Swipe Up For More

Check out ours latest news article, blogs and web stories.