NASA has released the first full-color image from the James Webb Space Telescope, the deepest view of the Universe ever seen.
Monday all four of the James Webb Space Telescope's scientific instruments are ready to start being used.
The last step was was checking the the telescope's NIRCam, which block starlight so scientists can detect other nearby structures, such as exoplanets.A test image taken by the James Webb Telescope offers a preview of what's to come ahead of the release of the first full-color images. According to the space agency, the"false-color mosaic" is made up of 72 exposures taken over a 32-hour period.
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