JWST Marks Fourth Anniversary With New Infrared Portraits of Centaurus A
TL;DR
To mark its fourth year of science operations, NASA, ESA, and CSA released new JWST images of Centaurus A (NGC 5128), showcasing the galaxy's dust structures and star-forming regions in unprecedented infrared detail thanks to the telescope's NIRCam and MIRI cameras, enabling galactic archaeology and a clearer view of Centaurus A's turbulent past and evolution.
Topics:sciencespace#centaurus-a#galaxy-evolution#infrared-astronomy#james-webb-space-telescope#ngc-5128#space
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