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This is CBS I On The World.

I'm John Batser, space exploring with Bob Zimmerman.

He takes us to the James Webb Space Telescope, and another spectacular representation of the

galaxy and the universe.

What am I looking at, Bob?

This is an infrared image.

Remember, Hubble, a web is not an optical telescope, so it only takes infrared images.

So, it's all false-colour.

They assign whatever color they want to certain frequencies.

A wavelength of the infrared.

This is an infrared image that Webb took of the star from a hot.

A hot is known for a debris disc that surrounds.

It's been known about that debris disc since the 70s.

But Webb has the ability, and in the end of the dust once again, you can do a lot of high

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