The idea of a secret universe lying behind the stars creates a great picture in one’s mind and paves way for a near magical world in fantasy and science. Though stars themselves are isolated and lonely luminaries in the huge space, they open the threshold to the greater and still uncharted space expanses.

Beyond the stars, you’ll find a space teeming with dark matter and black holes, as well as other forms that defy conventional physics. Such worlds may contain unknown planets, or traces of aliens, or even evidence of some stellar activities from early times.

These regions have been recently explored by higher orbit telescopes and space probes, and thus complicated structures like nebulae and the interstellar medium that make up the quilt of the universe is slowly being revealed to the public.

The concept of absconded realms challenges scholars to go beyond their physical vantage and discover new possibilities, widening horizons as well as the understanding of the universe. Webb has changed the way people see the universe in a few months, with the help of this telescope.

The JWST was launched in December 2021 and revealed its first stunning images on July 11, 2022. Such images taken by the largest and most powerful collecting area of any telescope in space unveiled extensive cosmic plains of material scattered as dust and gas, the farthest regions of the universe, galaxies and interactions of colossal scales and stars at the final stage of evolution.