The first science photos from the James Webb Space Telescope have finally been released and we are here to witness one of the most important scientific events in history.

The James Webb Space Telescope was launched on Christmas Day, and today, after months of meticulous engineering work, it's time to celebrate.

Throughout history, there are not many events that change the identity of humans as an intelligent species forever, and we, as the inheritors of thousands of years of thinking, scientific progress and inventing tools to understand the universe, are experiencing one of these days.

The James Webb Space Telescope, the most advanced human-made space observation tool, at a distance of one million and 600 thousand kilometers from the earth's surface, reveals to us lights from the first years of the universe.

Today, NASA has released 5 new images taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, which we will show you below. The first deep web wallpaper was unveiled last night by the President of the United States. This image shows us the faintest galaxies in the formation of the universe from the last 13.1 billion years. The same days when the first stars and galaxies are formed.