NASA wants you to help classify galaxies captured by James Webb Telescope: What is Galaxy Zoo, and how to join

Thursday, 1 May 2025
NASA's Galaxy Zoo project invites volunteers to classify James Webb Space Telescope images, aiding scientists in understanding galaxy evolution. Participants analyze galaxy shapes, contributing to discoveries about the early universe. The project combines human efforts with AI to manage vast amounts of data, furthering astronomical research and offering a chance to view some of the earliest galaxies.

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Glowing streaks of light and warped arcs: Nasa gives glimpse at ‘distant past’ through new Webb picture

Nasa's James Webb Telescope captures a stunning image. It shows the galaxy cluster Abell S1063. This cluster is 4.5 billion light years away. The image reveals...
IndiaTimes on May 28, 2025

NASA wants you to help classify galaxies captured by James Webb Telescope: What is Galaxy Zoo, and how to join

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