It seems too close, but it's so far away.
What might #Webb’s images look like? Check out this comparison between infrared and visible-light photos of a spiral galaxy. You can see that the cosmic dust in the infrared image is much less prominent than in the visible-light image. #JWST Image credit: ESO/P. Grosbølpic.twitter.com/NWpybfx1Ow
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I am being thick here but would that be because some of tge dust is cooler it appears less?
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I think it’s because
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Cgi,u can see them but u can not see planet x that tilts ThE solar system?
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Yes of course that is CGI. They're not denying that fact. The JWST will be able to give us a clearer image of brown dwarfs or see if they are just rogue planets. Not denying the existence of Planet X, but your argument is invalid. Maybe JWST will be able to see Planet X?
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It's biggest !
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