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    1. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 29 Sep 2020

      #NASAWebb sees in infrared light — or what we experience as heat. What can infrared vision tell us that visible light cannot? Tune in for our 4-part answer! Thread ⬇️pic.twitter.com/EHMg02hKUW

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    2. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 29 Sep 2020

      1. Infrared will allow Webb to peer through the clouds of cosmic dust obscuring distant galaxies, so that it can get a deeper look at star & planet formation. 👀 More: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/science/birth.html …pic.twitter.com/RbYDoJiRel

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    3. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 29 Sep 2020

      2. Due to cosmological redshift, light from the early universe stretches into longer infrared wavelengths as the universe itself expands. Since Webb will see in infrared, it can look ~13.5 billion years back in time at those first stars & galaxies. More: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/science/firstLight.html …pic.twitter.com/GQIZeUO0MS

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    4. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 29 Sep 2020

      3: #NASAWebb’s unprecedented infrared sensitivity will help astronomers compare the faintest, earliest galaxies to today's grand spirals and ellipticals, helping us understand how galaxies assemble over billions of years. More: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/science/galaxies.html …pic.twitter.com/dfWJ1J1oYD

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    5. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 29 Sep 2020

      4. How are the building blocks of planets assembled? Can we find a planet with an atmosphere like Earth’s? Many atoms & molecules in the atmospheres of exoplanets have the largest number of spectral features in the infrared part of the spectrum. More: https://jwst.nasa.gov/content/science/origins.html …pic.twitter.com/zTGtcxxWpn

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    6. NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 30 Sep 2020

      NASA Webb Telescope Retweeted NASA Webb Telescope

      By studying the spectral features (aka spectra), we can learn all kinds of detailed characteristics about exoplanet atmospheres — including their composition, temperature and more!https://twitter.com/NASAWebb/status/1311357168948449281?s=20 …

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      Replying to @JCWarrenAuthor @NASAExoplanets @NASARoman
      1. We can study exoplanet atmospheres, including their composition, through spectroscopy (see GIF!). For example, we expect to be able to distinguish between rocky planet atmospheres dominated by water vapor, nitrogen (like Earth), or carbon dioxide (like Mars and Venus). pic.twitter.com/4EAlAUirqv
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      NASA Webb Telescope‏Verified account @NASAWebb 30 Sep 2020

      NASA Webb Telescope Retweeted NASA Webb Telescope

      https://twitter.com/NASAWebb/status/1311358768135811073?s=20 …

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      Replying to @NASAWebb @NASAExoplanets @NASARoman
      2. We can also build “weather” maps of atmospheric temperature as a function of longitude (like a 3D model of a planet’s atmosphere)! Here's the first-ever exoplanet temperature map from @NASAspitzer. Read more here: https://www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/2020/nasa-s-webb-will-seek-atmospheres-around-potentially-habitable-exoplanets … pic.twitter.com/7k30QYu8Wj
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