Insights from the James Webb Space Telescope

The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has delivered stunning images and made unexpected discoveries that are baffling scientists. It has been able to capture light from galaxies around 350 million years after the Big Bang, providing insights into the formation of the earliest galaxies. These galaxies, larger than expected, could potentially challenge current cosmological theories. Additionally, JWST has been studying exoplanets and their atmospheres, detecting chemicals that indicate possible habitability. One exciting discovery is K2-18b, which shows signs of a possible liquid ocean. The telescope has also found mysterious Jupiter-mass binary objects, called Jumbo's, which defy classification. Lastly, it spotted a candy floss planet with sand clouds instead of water vapor, showcasing the diversity of planets in our universe.