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Last week, NASA released the first color images from the James Webb Space Telescope.

And they're just jaw-dropping.

The first image is a picture of thousands of these intricate beautiful galaxies.

And what's truly stunning about it is that this image is of the tiniest patch of sky.

It's the equivalent of holding up a grain of sand against the sky at arm's length.

There's a whole bunch of other images, including this enormous orange nebula,

that sort of looks like a mountain range, except the peaks of these mountains are seven light years tall.

It's just been a few images so far, but the web is already showing us things we just couldn't see before.

Last year, before the web launched, we made two episodes all about the telescope,

how NASA designed it to take these mind-blowing images,

and what kind of enormous questions they're trying to answer with it.

So we thought we'd share them with you again this week.

This time is one mega episode.

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