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James Webb Captures Stellar Nursery

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a detailed image of a stellar nursery where new stars are actively forming.

These regions are filled with gas and dust that slowly collapse under gravity to create new stars over millions of years.

The new image reveals structures never seen before, giving scientists deeper insight into how stars and planetary systems are born.

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