Pillars of creation: how the James Webb telescope unlocked the secrets of the cosmos

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Moving from the near and now to the farthest and earliest, Panek shows how everything we thought we knew about our own solar system, our galaxy, and the birth of the universe itself has been touched and transformed by the Webb's findings.

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