The 'deepest, sharpest infrared image of the universe ever', captured by James Webb Space Telescope. See more sublime images of the universe beyond Earth's atmosphere here:
The study of the sky, the stars and the cosmos has preoccupied us since the most ancient of times. Staring upwards has been humanity’s obsession, representative of an incessant search for meaning as well as the often-fatal curiosity that characterises so much of our history. In 1959, the unmanned Soviet rocket Sputnik I gained the upper hand in the Space Race and achieved the first unmanned orbit of the earth.
You see gleaming astronauts on early space walks, lunar craters and the surface of Mars, space shuttle repairs and scientific research in action, the rings of Saturn in blazing technicolour. These pictures are, in the truest sense of the word, awesome. Decades on, and with Star Wars and the first astronaut #selfie having long since buffed off our sense of the majesty of space, they still take the breath away, each one a picture from a reality entirely beyond our understanding.
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