NASA's Space Telescope Live Can See The Results Of The Hubble Telescope Observation And James Webb

One of the findings on Space Telescope Live (photo: dock. NASA)

JAKARTA Space Telescope Live is a web-based application owned byNASA. This web application was launched in 2016 to share the latest observation results from the Hubble Space Telescope.

This application provides real-time information so that astronomy enthusiasts can find out the latest news from the universe. After several years of launch, this application is finally available for the James Webb Space Telescope.

Now, Space Telescope Live can provide information from a wide range of time. Users of the application can see the latest observations, the past, and future from Hubble and James Webb telescope data.

Space Telescope Live is an exploration tool designed by the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore. NASA says that this tool was made to help the public learn the results of astronomical investigations in an easy way.

"With a redesigned interface and expanded functionality, users not only know about the planets, stars, nebulae, galaxies, or space areas that are being observed by each of these telescopes, but also where exactly the targets are in the sky," NASA said., quoted from the company's blog.

In addition to knowing the position of the object observed, the public can also find out the type of scientific instrument used to obtain images and spectra, how long the observation will take, observation status, and much more.

"Although this latest version of NASA's Space Telescope Live is a significant transformation from previous releases, the team has collected input from users and is planning additional improvements," NASA said.

NASA's Space Telescope Live can be accessed via the official Hubble and James Webb websites. When accessing the web via desktop or mobile phone, users can see the details of publicly friendly content or easily understood in the User Guide.