Overview
- The compilation arranges many of Webb's best-known images as progressive zooms to simulate a single continuous journey through space.
- Early sequences showcase near- and mid-infrared views that pierce dust to reveal newborn stars in regions such as the Carina Nebula, the Pillars of Creation, and the Orion Nebula.
- Later segments highlight interacting galaxies, including scenes like Stephan's Quintet, and massive clusters that lens background galaxies, with some light traveling for more than 10 billion years.
- Specialist visualization teams built the long-form sequence from processed, calibrated data, mapping infrared wavelengths to visible colors while retaining scientific fidelity.
- The video, titled "Fly through Webb's cosmic vistas," is available for streaming or download via ESA's multimedia portal and official YouTube channel under ESA usage guidelines.