Join NASA to Celebrate Webb Space Telescope’s First Year of Science | NASA
NASA is commemorating the first year of science and discoveries from the agency’s James Webb Space Telescope, the largest, most powerful, and most complex space telescope ever built. To celebrate the anniversary, multiple events will take place online and live across the U.S.
3 min read Abbey A. Donaldson Jul 07, 2023 MEDIA ADVISORYM23-085 Editor’s Note: This advisory was updated July 12, 2023, to correct the social media hashtag. NASA is commemorating the first year of science and discoveries from the agency’s James Webb Space Telescope, the largest, most powerful, and most complex space telescope ever built. To celebrate the anniversary, multiple events will take place online and live across the U.S. Webb’s first full-color images were released July 12, 2022, marking the beginning of the observatory’s science mission. Since then, Webb has discovered some…
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