Launched into space on December 25, 2021 and landed on the observation point in the summer of 2022. James Webb Space Telescopemanaged to reveal many unseen beauties in space. A new one has been added below these images.

Scientists from the University of Arizona, about the sun 25 light years away observed the young star Fomalhaut and its surroundings. Fomalhaut was home to the first asteroid belt visible in infrared light outside the solar system.

Here’s the asteroid belt as seen through the eyes of James Webb:

Structure of the Asteroid Belt:

The observation also revealed some never-before-seen details:

This observation with James Webb also revealed unprecedented detail in the asteroid belt. The interwoven structure of the rings seen in the image was first revealed with this photo. The inner ring has been observed for the first time.

The outer ring is twice as far from Fomalhaut as it is from the sun to the extreme point of the Kuiper belt. Also in the squad According to George Rick There could be some very interesting planets behind these rings.

The asteroid belt around Fomalhaut, for the first time in 1983 had been observed. Called one of the brightest stars in the sky, Fomalhaut is located in the constellation of Pisces.