This week NASA released a new video of a “3D flight” in space. The work was created in collaboration with the Cosmic Evolution Science Review (CEERS) and takes the user on a journey through the galaxies. The video also reveals The new discovery of James Webb, the Maisie galaxy, is recorded for the first time in history.. The video shows in more detail the region of the Expanded Grotto Strip, part of the constellations Ursa Major and Bootes.

The site was originally observed by the Hubbe Space Telescope between 2004 and 2005. There are about 100,000 galaxies in the vast region, and many mysteries remain to be solved. What’s interesting is that at the end of the video, NASA crops The Macy Galaxy, discovered by the James Webb Telescope in late 2022.. According to the researchers, this place is extremely important because it may be one of the oldest regions in the universe and formed 390 million years after the Big Bang. Below you can see a NASA-released 3D flight titled Macy’s Galaxy Flight.

The Macy Galaxy was discovered thanks to the James Webb telescope

While NASA invests in next-generation spacesuits, the James Webb telescope continues to explore space. The Macy Galaxy may be one of the first bright galaxies to form in space, according to NASA, and is one of the most distant places ever observed by mankind. The agency also points out that the discovery could only have been made thanks to the technology present in James Webb, which is a sign that the investment made in the space telescope provides important new data for space exploration. Although the image shown at the end of the video is a little blurry, it is very impressive how far the telescope “sees”.

According to a statement from the US Space Agency, the video ends with a playback of Maisie, as in addition to being at a very distant point, she is extremely important to researchers. “The final image frame is of a galaxy known as the Macy Galaxy, which is of great interest to many astronomers due to its age. According to the most common model of cosmological expansion, the galaxy formed about 390 million years after the Big Bang. This was approximately 13.4 billion years ago.” NASA said.

Para students discover possible asteroid in collaboration with NASA
Young people from the public school Honorato Filgueiras in Belém participate in the Caça Asteroides program and, in the course of joint research, find a celestial body.

Source: NASA, BGR.

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