Sharpest Image Ever Of Our Universe Has The Internet Awed, Scared, And Curious

NASA recently released the first image clicked by its game changing James Webb Space Telescope. The details and clarity of the cosmos through the telescope's eyes have left all enthusiasts amazed.

Only because of this telescope, we now have the deepest infrared image of the universe ever. The telescope's primary goal is to assess the possibility of other habitable worlds in the universe, and to get a peek at early universe to better understand how it came into being.?More images from NASA's new telescope will be revealed later today.?

James Webb Telescope: A "time-machine" to observe early universe

Naturally, a cosmic depiction of this scale stirred quite the scene on Twitter and Reddit. For starters, if you wish to see the true scale of Webb's capabilities, check out the Tweet below.

Soon after the image was released, people displayed all kinds of reactions, from amazement, disbelief, to curiosity! Here are the best reactions to the first image from James Webb Space Telescope - both informative and funny!

How expansive is the detail from James Webb Space Telescope? Take a look below

How far has humanity come in terms of knowledge about the universe?

??This one is for Doctor Who fans!

?What all is in James Webb's first image, you wonder?

THE DETAIL, THE DETAIL!

??Swiggy, please!

?Looks legit!

?Any Dead by Daylight fans?

?Who doesn't like?Neil deGrasse Tyson getting excited over space achievements like James Webb's first image?

?It's conspiracy theory hour!

It's debunk the conspiracy hour!

?Felines in space? Mmkay!

?Jokes aside, have you ever wondered how James Webb Space Telescope looks back in time?

Before you go, here's another Tweet that most definitely is not true.

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Now, we sit tight and wait for the suite of new images from the James Webb Space Telescope due later today.?

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