The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is an observatory that was built primarily for infrared astronomy. The JWST is explained most understandably in this book, "Astronomy in the 21st Century." It provides more information on the details and goals of the JWST.
The Hubble Orbit Telescope can't see things that are too early, far away, or dim, but the James Webb Space Telescope can because of its vastly increased infrared resolution and sensitivity. It is the greatest optical telescope in space. In the area of astronomy, researchers continue to advance. The JWST is anticipated to enable a wide variety of cosmological and astronomical inquiries, including careful observation of the creation of the first stars and galaxies and detailed atmospheric characterization of potentially habitable exoplanets.
Astronomy enthusiast Anthony M. Acevedo provides a thorough study of the James Webb Space Telescope based on his two decades of telescope stargazing.
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