Corey S. Powellさんのイラストまとめ

The Webb telescope turned its golden eye on the Pillars of Creation (Eagle Nebula), and the results are glorious. Here you see the old view from Hubble compared with the new one from Webb. https://t.co/2K2tqJIqC3 #JWST

An island was just born before our eyes in the Kermadec-Tonga zone of the Pacific -- the most volcanic underwater location on Earth. Little Home Reef island is just two weeks old. https://t.co/TJiP6PIp0A

Each instrument on the @NASAWebb space telescope sees a different slice of reality. Here, the NIRCam instrument sees hot stars; MIRI highlights cooler gas and protostars still shrouded in dust. https://t.co/EVVwG2SFm3

Every meteor shower has its own signature style. The Geminid shower (December 14) is caused by fast-moving pieces from the Sun-hugging asteroid Phaethon. https://t.co/bAEvpdkwtQ

In other cosmic news...
https://t.co/HCpRNIewgU

The @NASANewHorizons team has released detailed geophysical maps of Arrokoth, a small body in the Kuiper Belt.
When I was a kid, everything beyond Saturn was mostly a question mark. It's amazing how far we've come. https://t.co/CRrO72MCGR

While the engineers were calibrating @NASAWebb, it took an infrared peek at Jupiter and its ocean moon, Europa. This is what it saw with its eyes half open -- imagine what the real science will look like. https://t.co/3ucilq1fpP

By adjusting which infrared colors it senses, #JWST can strip away cosmic dust and reveal the hidden structures in galaxies -- as in this gorgeous new view of Stephan's Quintet. https://t.co/kflp5tg7Z2

There's an unstable ocean of molten metal deep beneath your feet. Magnetic waves sweep across Earth's outer core, moving westward 1500 kilometers a year & wiggling our planet's protective magnetic field. https://t.co/P8oFLeQDj9

Here's a breathing view of the center of our galaxy--a mosaic of infrared & radio imagery, artfully combined by @SpaceGeck.
And in an hour, we're about to learn a whole lot more about the massive black hole at the center.
https://t.co/CQ8sBuOiAg