It will be possible to follow the historical event through the NASA live streaming reachable by following the link in VIA or by clicking on the video below. The shots will later be posted on the US space agency website, and we will update the article to bring them back to you.
Tomorrow, Tuesday 12 July, NASA will then release all the images, kicking off two days of appointments, insights and analyzes: find the complete lineup at the link in SOURCE.
The procedures for activating all the telescope instruments once leaving the earth’s atmosphere lasted about 7 months and we have told you about the salient moments, from the opening of the parasol (with related problems, and slippage at the beginning of January) to that of scientific instruments up to the first test images in April.
Now, as planned, James Webb is fully operational and has begun his business, that is to supply us with space postcards captured 1 million kilometers from the Earth and never so detailed, to the point that scientists enthusiastically speak of an instrument capable of reveal a “new view of the universe“and to allow scientific research to grasp aspects of the nature of the cosmos in the coming years that had remained secret until now.
The images have currently only been seen by a very small number of scientists and administrators, but in a few hours they will finally be in the public domain.
Moreover, NASA has already indicated which celestial objectives will be the protagonists of the first cosmic shots taken by James Webb: all the details can be found in our dedicated article:
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