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James Webb Space Telescope news | Canadian Space Agency
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ESA - Webb reveals steamy atmosphere of distant planet in exquisite detail
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NASA's Webb Takes Its First-Ever Direct Image of Distant World – James Webb Space Telescope
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farthest star: NASA's James Webb Telescope captures stunning image of farthest star at 28 billion light years away - The Economic Times
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