Jades-GS-Z13-1 (primer plano de Nircam)

Jades-GS-Z13-1 (primer plano de Nircam)

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Esta imagen muestra el Galaxy Jades GS-Z13-1 (el DOT rojo en el centro), fotografiado con el programa NIRCAM (Cámara cercana a la cámara cercana) de James Space Telescop (cámara cercana) de la NASA. These data from NIRCam allowed researchers to identify GS-z13-1 as an incredibly distant galaxy, and to put an estimate on its redshift valor. Webb’s unique infrared sensitivity is necessary to observe galaxies at this extreme distance, whose light has been shifted into infrared wavelengths during its long journey across the cosmos.

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NASA, ESA, CSA, Brant Robertson (UC Santa Cruz), Ben Johnson (CFA), Sandro Tacchella (Cambridge), Phill Cargile (CFA), Joris Witstok (Cambridge, Universidad de Copenhagen), P. Jakobsen (Universidad de Copenhagen), Alyssa Pagan (STSci), MAHDI ZAMANI (ESA JAMANI (ESEMBA (ESEBBA (ESEBBA (ESECTURAS) Colaboración

Palabras clave

  • Primeras galaxies
  • galaxias distantes

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