James Webb telescope finds something 'very exciting' shooting out of first black hole ever imaged

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured unprecedented infrared images of jets shooting from M87*, the first black hole ever directly photographed. These detailed views revealed the internal structure of the jet's brightest section and provided the clearest look yet at a faint counter-jet moving in the opposite direction. Scientists say these infrared observations fill a crucial gap between radio and visible light images, helping them better understand how these massive cosmic phenomena work.