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NASA's Webb Telescope Sees Rare Galaxy Hidden From Hubble By Space Dust

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July 8, 2026 • 92 views
Original source: Hot Hardware
NASA's Webb Telescope Sees Rare Galaxy Hidden From Hubble By Space Dust

To celebrate its fourth anniversary, NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope has pierced through the thick blankets of cosmic dust that once obscured the chaotic inner workings of Centaurus A, an active galaxy located 11 million light-years away. Even though its c…

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