One of Hubble’s greatest legacies is its deep field images. But as much as we’ve learned from them, the deep field story is only beginning.
As we wrap up #DeepFieldWeek, find out what comes next in this thread ⬇️
As we wrap up #DeepFieldWeek, find out what comes next in this thread ⬇️
When it launches later this year, @NASAWebb’s powerful infrared capabilities will provide deep and extraordinary views of our universe
Webb will detect “baby galaxies” and take us to within a stone’s throw of the Big Bang to observe the early universe: go.nasa.gov/3fDTzQM
Webb will detect “baby galaxies” and take us to within a stone’s throw of the Big Bang to observe the early universe: go.nasa.gov/3fDTzQM
Later this decade, @NASARoman will survey the universe and take staggering observations of wide swathes of space. Imagine dozens of Hubble deep fields in a single image!
That’s what Roman brings to the table: go.nasa.gov/3juaZ3u
That’s what Roman brings to the table: go.nasa.gov/3juaZ3u
As you can see, the deep field story is only beginning and there's a lot to look forward to.
Thanks for following along during #DeepFieldWeek! You can learn more about Hubble’s deep fields here: go.nasa.gov/3lEFAxW
Thanks for following along during #DeepFieldWeek! You can learn more about Hubble’s deep fields here: go.nasa.gov/3lEFAxW
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