A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by XenonB. These drawings show "chibi" Spitzer (at left) and Webb (at right).
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: XenonB
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A submission to our #JWSTArt social media campaign by Megan Moore. This piece was made with potentially antibiotic-producing bacteria from driftwood procured from the Mississippi River. The piece was photographed at sunset.
If you create art inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, share it with us! For terms and more information, please visit: www.nasa.gov/jwstart
Image credit: Megan Moore
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This photo (and the others in this album) are of the #JWSTArt exhibit at the T Texas Museum of Science & Technology. The exhibit is expected to run through March 2018. The art in this exhibit was created as a result of the Artist Event held at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in November of 2016. Over the ensuing winter, the artists created their works, which were displayed at the NASA Goddard Visitors Center in the Spring/Summer of 2017. The artists came from diverse backgrounds, and worked in many different artistic media.
After the Goddard exhibit wrapped up, some of the works were displayed at Art.Science.Gallery, and then the show moved to the Texas Museum of Science & Technology.
More on the Artist Event: nasa.tumblr.com/post/152962662834/the-james-webb-space-te...
More on the exhibit: nasa.tumblr.com/post/152962662834/the-james-webb-space-te...
To view an online gallery of the art, visit: jwst.nasa.gov/jwstArt
Photo Credit: Ed Slane
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Media were invited to NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston on Jan. 10, to hear about the results of recent cryogenic vacuum tests on the James Webb Space Telescope, and the next steps on the observatory's path to space.
The news conference aired live on NASA Television and the agency’s website.
Shown is a member of the media asking a question.
Photo credit: NASA/JSC/Bill Stafford
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Use this James Webb Space Telescope background for your phone! This version is off-center.
Original image: Joanna Barnum
See original image:
www.flickr.com/photos/nasawebbtelescope/33318949956/in/ph...
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