James Webb telescope photos show the Penguin and Egg galaxies in greater detail. Claire Thornton. USA TODAY. Scientists now have a better view than ever of a certain penguin's tail feathers − ...

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured an amazing view of interacting galaxies Arp 142. Arp 142 consists of a distorted ...

A photo taken by the James Webb Space Telescope shows the distorted spiral galaxy at center, the Penguin, and the compact elliptical galaxy at left, the Egg, locked in an active embrace.

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a stunning new view of two galaxies, nicknamed the Penguin and the Egg, locked in a cosmic dance to mark the observatory's second anniversary.

The first photos of the James Webb Space Telescope were published two years ago.To celebrate the milestone, NASA released new photos of two galaxies affectionally called "The Penguin and the Egg ...

James Webb’s Newest Image Shows a Giant Penguin and an Egg ... The Penguin and the Egg first passed each other between 25 and 75 million years ago, which caused the formation of new stars.

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a pair of intertwined galaxies glowing in the infrared. The observatory operated by NASA and the European Space Agency ...

In the new Penguin and Egg image by Webb, the two galaxies, collectively known as Arp 142, sit about 100,000 light-years apart and are some 326 million light-years away from Earth in the southern ...

The James Webb telescope shows the two galaxies, collectively known as Arp 142, locked in a “slow cosmic dance.” Arp 142 is 326 million light-years from Earth, located in the constellation Hydra.

Eric Smith, a James Webb Telescope Program Scientist, spoke with Channel 2 Action News shortly after the big reveal. “The evidence of that we see today is this beautiful image of two interacting ...

Based on previous research, 100 to 200 stars have formed per year in the Penguin — yes, that is the galaxy at the center of the image that looks like a bird's head — whereas the Milky Way only ...

Scientists now have a better view than ever of a certain penguin's tail feathers − only the bird in question is not what you may expect. NASA scientists running the James Webb Space Telescope have ...