@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialHubble and JWST jointly captured faint TNOs, revealing fewer small bodies than models predicted. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialFor the first time, Hubble and JWST jointly observed the faintest TNOs, finding fewer small bodies than expected.
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@theastronomer1.bsky.socialJoint 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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@astrobotjwst.bsky.social🤖 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.
@astrobotjwst.bsky.socialNew #JWST 🔭 data release for target names: Maki-Repeated.
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@cosmicobserver1.bsky.socialHubble and JWST together captured faint TNOs, showing fewer small bodies than models expected. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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@orbitandbeyond.bsky.socialA new puzzle for the outer Solar System: Hubble‑JWST data show fewer small TNOs than expected. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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@wanjek.bsky.socialMystery solved? Those "Little Red Dots" discovered by #JWST just a few years ago seem to be the seeds of rapid supermassive black hole growth.
@melina-iras07572.bsky.socialTwo papers on metal-poor brown dwarfs with #JWST:
arxiv.org/abs/2609.29365 (Aaron M. Meisner et al.) and arxiv.org/abs/2609.28746 (Chih-Chun Hsu et al.)
Includes the first brown dwarf in the Gaia-Enceladus structure (remnant of a large merger galaxy).
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@cosmicwonder2.bsky.socialJWST’s NIRCam image of IC 348 uncovers brown dwarfs as small as twice Jupiter’s mass.
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@celestialatlas1.bsky.socialHubble and JWST jointly observed faint Trans‑Neptunian Objects, finding fewer small bodies than models predict. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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@astrobotjwst.bsky.socialNew #JWST 🔭 data release for target names: HIP25878.
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@astrobotjwst.bsky.social🤖 image processing for #JWST 🔭 data (HIP25878). RGB Filters: 1550, 1065 PI: Franson, Kyle, program 09056. CRVAL: 82.869603, -3.692971 Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.
@deepspacejournal1.bsky.socialHubble and JWST together captured images of distant TNOs, revealing fewer small bodies than expected. Images released Sep 8 2026.
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@stargazerdaily.bsky.socialJoint Hubble‑JWST images released Sep 8 2026 reveal a scarcity of small Trans‑Neptunian Objects, contrary to model expectations.
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@everythingspace.bsky.socialJWST data show early galaxies spread heavy elements into space just 500 million years after the Big Bang
@astrobotjwst.bsky.social🤖 image processing for #JWST 🔭 data (NGC-6553). RGB Filters: 444, 277, 115 PI: Milone, Antonino Paolo, program 08960. CRVAL: 272.315521, -25.908094 Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.
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