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James Webb telescope captures image of farthest star ever seen

IndiaTimes Sunday, 13 August 2023
Utilizing the James Webb Space Telescope, astronomers have successfully gazed upon Earendel, marking the most remote star ever identified. Although initial estimations placed Earendel's distance from our planet at 12.9 billion light-years, taking into account the universe's expansion and the prolonged voyage of the light, astronomers currently propose that Earendel's current position is situated 28 billion light-years away.
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