There are over 1000 galaxies in this one picture clicked by James Webb Telescope
India TodayThe James Webb Telescope, cooling in the darkness of space, is ready for the first observation and the first pictures will drop on July 12, but before we see those iconic images, a tease has been dropped. The image, captured to test how well the telescope could stay locked onto a target, is mono-chromatic and is displayed in false colour with white-yellow-orange-red representing the progression from brightest to dimmest. While the Webb telescope is normally tuned to beam back data from only two instruments at a time, during the May test run it occurred to the team that they could keep the imagery that was being captured because there was available data transfer bandwidth. All eyes are bow on July 12, when the Webb team will reveal the first science image captured by the spacecraft designed to see the birth of our universe.