A "star incubator" and a "cosmic dance" - two of the amazing images captured by NASA's $10 billion James Webb Telescope.NASA presented the images to the world, to demonstrate the telescope's readiness to start scientific projects.The James Webb Space Telescope has been in the testing and experimental phase for six months since its launch.

The Webb Telescope is a joint project of the US, European and Canadian space agencies - led by NASA.The Webb telescope is directed to observe the sky in the infrared spectrum - light that is latent at distances unperceived by the naked eye.This will enable the Webb telescope to probe the depths of the universe to a greater extent than the previous Hubble telescope could. And then to stand on events that occurred in ancient times - about 13.5 billion years ago.

Astronomers are relying on the capabilities of the modern technical Webb telescope to study the atmospheres of planets belonging to the Milky Way, in the hope of revealing traces of life.This batch of images is the first drop of an upcoming rain, according to British researcher Gillian Wright, who says, "Whenever you look at the sky in a new way, you see things you didn't expect to see.""The fact that this new information is promising, that it is of high quality, and that the telescope spotted it within a few hours - that fact simply says there are more discoveries waiting to be announced," Wright, who is director of the UK's Center for Space Technology, told the BBC. .