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After more than two decades of international partnership and collaboration between NASA, ESA, and CSA, the James Webb Space Telescope was launched into space last December. It is now in place at a distance of 1,5 million kilometers from the Earth – four times the distance to the moon – where it will use infrared sensors to look at the very first light in the universe. On 12 July NASA, ESA and CSA will present the first images from this ground-breaking telescope.
On this day, the Nobel Prize Museum welcomes astronomer Daniela Calzetti and Nobel Prize laureate Adam Riess who will show the first images and tell us more about the new horizons that the JWST opens up.
Join us on this day where science history is written before our eyes.
Daniela Calzetti is a professor of astronomy at University of Massachusets Amherst and studies star formation in galaxies.
Adam Riess is a professor of astrophysics at Johns Hopkins University and received the 2011 Nobel Prize in Physics for the discovery of the accelerating expansion of the universe.
The conversation is moderated by Gustav Källstrand.
To purchase tickets, see below. There will be no refunds once tickets are purchased.
Nights at the Nobel Prize Museum / Membership
You are invited to share experiences beyond the ordinary when the Nobel Prize Museum stays open late every Friday evening with events that will appeal to all the senses. They will include literary conversations, music, concerts, science talks, tastings and workshops. Read more about our Friday nights in the programme calendar here.
As a member of the Nobel Prize Museum, you have a discounted price on some tickets and can enjoy free admission to many other activities for one year.
Read more about membership here.
Welcome to a stimulating Friday evening at the Nobel Prize Museum.
