Estudo com o Telescópio Espacial James Webb revela mudanças na composição dos anéis do asteroide Chariklo, indicando um processo dinâmico de ganho e perda de material em sua estrutura.
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Estudo com o Telescópio Espacial James Webb revela mudanças na composição dos anéis do asteroide Chariklo, indicando um processo dinâmico de ganho e perda de material em sua estrutura.
#jwst #chariklo #asteroides #astronomia #ciencia
New #JWST 🔭 data release for target names: M-22.
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A near‑infrared panorama of IC 348, taken by JWST’s NIRCam, was released Sep 15 2026.
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Hubble and JWST jointly observed faint TNOs, finding fewer small bodies than models predicted. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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Faint TNOs finally imaged by Hubble and JWST; fewer small bodies seen. Images Sep 8 2026.
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Images from Hubble and JWST, released Sep 8 2026, expose a lack of small TNOs.
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Hubble‑JWST’s joint view of faint TNOs, Sep 8 2026, uncovers fewer small bodies, prompting a rethink of Solar System formation models.
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For the first time, Hubble and JWST jointly observed the faintest TNOs, finding fewer small bodies than models expected. Images out Sep 8 2026.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope on Flickr (Jul 23, 2024)
This composite image of NGC 1365 highlights a supermassive black hole surrounded by rapidly forming stars, captured by Chandra and Webb. #NASA #JWST
🔴 Webb keeps finding tiny "little red dots" in the early universe. Nobody agrees on what they are.
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New #JWST 🔭 data release for target names: Greebo-Repeated, Luna-Repeated.
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🤖 image processing for #JWST 🔭 data (Luna-Repeated). RGB Filters: 444, 70 PI: Peek, Joshua, program 08527. CRVAL: 350.821634, 56.825571 Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.
🤖 image processing for #JWST 🔭 data (Greebo-Repeated). RGB Filters: 444, 200 PI: Peek, Joshua, program 08527. CRVAL: 350.207675, 58.195615 Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.
Hubble and JWST jointly captured faint TNOs, revealing fewer small bodies than models predicted. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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For the first time, Hubble and JWST jointly observed the faintest TNOs, finding fewer small bodies than expected.
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Joint Hubble‑JWST data reveal a deficit of small Trans‑Neptunian Objects, a clue for Solar System formation. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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🤖 image processing for #JWST 🔭 data (Maki-Repeated). RGB Filters: 444, 200 PI: Peek, Joshua, program 08527. CRVAL: 347.631058, 59.915345 Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.