James Webb Telescope Marks Two Years with Stunning Galaxy Collision Images

New infrared views of the Penguin and Egg galaxies unveil intricate details of their cosmic dance and star formation.

Webb's latest images capture the interaction between the Penguin and Egg galaxies, located 326 million light-years away.
The telescope's infrared technology reveals new star formations and gas clouds between the colliding galaxies.
NASA celebrates Webb's second anniversary by highlighting its contributions to understanding galaxy evolution.
The ongoing collision, which began 25-75 million years ago, will ultimately result in a single massive elliptical galaxy.
Webb's observations provide valuable insights into the future collision between the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies.