He largest space telescope never launched into orbit, the James Webb, has managed to The Pillars of Creation, the iconic galactic image captured in 1995 for the first time by the telescope Hubble, surprise again. 6,500 light years away it is possible to glimpse a scenario where new stars are emerging and exploding within clouds of interstellar gas and dust over millions of years, now with greater clarity thanks to the wavelengths detected by the infrared camera ( NIRCam) of the Webb.
