Four years after its first scientific observations, the James Webb Space Telescope continues to acquire new capabilities. The MIRI instrument observes the medium infrared, an invisible light in our eyes associated with cold objects and cosmic dust. It's the...
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Four years after its first scientific observations, the James Webb Space Telescope continues to acquire new capabilities. The MIRI instrument observes the medium infrared, an invisible light in our eyes associated with cold objects and cosmic dust. It's the...