#Times Square

#Times Square

The smoke from wildfires hundreds of miles north that turned New York into a scene of unsettling gloom on Wednesday arrived as if from a burning building blocks away, draping the city in a thick and otherworldly orange-gray hue.In the air hung the acrid smell of a campfire.Not fog, not mist, not really weather at all this was something new to even veteran New Yorkers.

When you think of the results from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), images of swirling colorful clouds in nebulae, galaxies older than we've ever seen before, and infant stars being born probably come to mind.In its first year in space, results from NASA's new powerhouse telescope have graced the cover of Scientific American, billboards in Times Square, and the computer screens of avid astronomy enthusiasts and casual readers alike.