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James Webb telescope shares one of its biggest images ever, with record-breaking stars hiding in the dust

James Webb telescope captures record-breaking stars in a massive image

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What is a brown dwarf?

A brown dwarf is a type of celestial object that is larger than a planet but smaller than a star.

What is the IC 348 nursery?

The IC 348 nursery is a region of space where many young stars are forming.

What is the James Webb telescope?

The James Webb telescope is a space telescope that was launched in 2021 to study the universe in infrared light.

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  • Primary Driver: James Webb telescope captures record-breaking stars in a massive image
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The James Webb telescope has released one of its biggest images ever, a panorama of the stellar nursery IC 348. This image was made possible by the telescope's advanced capabilities, which have allowed it to capture record-breaking stars that are barely twice the mass of Jupiter.

The discovery of these brown dwarfs, as they are called, challenges current star-formation models. The image itself is a stunning representation of the IC 348 nursery, which is home to many young stars.

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