NASA has published pictures of space 460 million years ago!

The American space research agency NASA has released a colorful picture of the void of space 4.6 billion years ago. Images of galaxies taken by the world's most powerful telescope, James Webb, have been released for the first time. The image captures a portion of the galaxies in space. It is named as SMACS 0723.

According to NASA, the Webb Telescope image of pre-Earth space, the galaxy cluster was as it was 4.6 billion years ago. Interestingly, according to scientists, the current age of the earth is approximately 454 million years.

US President Joe Biden released the photo at the White House to highlight the global contribution of the United States to the advancement of science. "NASA has done an unprecedented job," he said, revealing the photo taken by James Webb in a tweet. This is a historic day for the United States and the entire human civilization.

Although President Biden showed a photo of Webb at the White House on July 11, NASA released the entire photo album on July 12 at 10:30 a.m. ET on its own website.

The James Webb Space Telescope, built over three decades, could change our understanding of the universe with new images, experts say. By imaging the infrared radiation (infrared rays) captured by it, it will be known how the first stars of the universe were formed more than 4.6 billion years ago.

The James Webb Telescope went into space on December 25 last year to study the birth and evolution of galaxies and the causes of the formation of stars and planets. This space telescope took about 30 years to design and build. 10 billion dollars have been spent.

James Webb is tasked with finding out how the world came to be. This telescope of NASA will send news to the earth knowing how the birth and death of stars, the birth history of the constellations, the secrets of the planets, the whispers of the galaxy.