The largest and most advanced telescope in human history James Webb Space Telescope, turned 2 years old on December 25. The telescope, which has been in space for two years and has brought us dozens of incredible images since July 2022, has also captured many important images this year.

We have put together for you the best photos that James Webb took in 2023. Fasten your seat belts, because so are the images you are seeing take you on an interstellar journey will take it out.

Dazzling photo of a few thousand year old double star Herbig-Haro 46/47, 1500 light years away (a question mark-shaped cosmic object can also be seen below)

A rare Wolf-Rayet star located 15,000 light years away. According to estimates, there are only 220 of them in the Milky Way, which contains 100 billion stars.

Described as one of the brightest nebulae, Messier 57, also known as the “Ring Nebula,” shows us the glowing remains of a Sun-like star.

This beautiful photo, which makes Uranus look like a portal to another dimension, gives us a detailed view of both the ice giant’s moons and rings.

This photo of the supernova remnant called Cassiopeia A gives us a glimpse into the remains of a giant star that is believed to have exploded 300 years ago.

Dwarf galaxy NGC 6822, which is believed to contain 10 million stars

Hypnotic photo of M51, also known as the vortex galaxy, 27 million light-years away

The most colorful photo of the universe ever, taken by James Webb and Hubble

The Orion Nebula, 1500 light years away

The Abell 2744 galaxy cluster, also known as Pandora’s Cluster, is located about 4 billion light-years from Earth.

The rings of Saturn and some of its 46 moons

Beautiful view of the Rho Ophiuchi cloud complex, very close at 460 light years

Photo of IC 348, which can be described as a “baby” as it is 5 million years old, consists of 700 stars and is 1,000 light years away, looks straight out of a fairy tale.