Oh my stars!
Check out Hubble’s view of the Carina Nebula, followed by NASAWebb’s glimpse! The two are different because the telescopes are looking at different wavelengths of light.
Webb’s infrared sensitivity unveils more stars, peering through gauzier regions of cosmic dust!
Hubble’s visible-light vision shows data collected by two of its science instruments. Data taken with the Advanced Camera for Surveys in 2006 isolated light emitted by hydrogen; data taken in 2008 with the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 isolated light emitted by sulfur and oxygen gas. To create a color composite, the data from the sulfur filter are represented by red, from the oxygen filter by blue, and from the hydrogen filter by green.
Video credit : Katrina Jackson
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