Image Credit: NASAWebb via twitter
This beautiful image of Phantom Galaxy was taken by James Webb Space Telescope
Image Credit: NASAWebb via twitter
JWST used Mid-InfraRed Instrument also known as MIRI to look into Phantom Galaxy aka M74
Image Credit: Hubble via twitter
This is the same image of M74 or Phantom Galaxy took by Hubble Telescope
Image Credit: https://esawebb.org/
This image is a combined result of data from both Hubble Telescoope and James Webb Space telescope
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Blue highlights the young stars found throughout the arms and nuclear core. Heavier, older stars near the galaxy's core are shown in cyan and green.
Image Credit: https://esawebb.org/
Dust is marked by red, and the dust with higher temperatures is marked by light orange color.
To understand astronomical objects, scientists combine data from telescopes operating across the electromagnetic spectrum.
In this way, Hubble and Webb's data complement each other to provide a complete picture of the spectacular M74 galaxy