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Life, the Universe, and the James Webb Space Telescope

 Helen Billam

Prof Martin Ward, Emeritus Professor of Physics at Durham University, worked on the James Webb Space Telescope. He talks us through the first images sent back and what they can tell us about the early universe. From the ECLAS Science for Seminaries retreat, July 2022.

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