We’ve never seen images of space as astounding as those from the James Webb Space Telescope. And those stunning pictures got us reflecting on the top space images, past and present. These images have moved us because of their drama, beauty or significance. (📸, Pillars of Creation, captured for a second time in 2014: NASA, ESA and the Hubble Heritage Team, STSCI/ AURA 📸, Apollo 8 Earthrise, taken in 1968: NASA 📸, NASA’s Curiosity rover at Mont Mercou in 2021: NASA 📸, JWST’s close-up of Neptune, taken in 2022: NASA, ESA, CSA, STSCI, Joseph DePasquale/STSCI 📸, Infrared image of the Pillars of Creation, taken in 2014: NASA, ESA and the Hubble Heritage Team 📸, The Milky Way’s black hole, released in 2022: Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration 📸, Gravitational lensing of quasar 2M1310-1714, captured in 2021: ESA, Hubble, NASA, T. Treu 📸, Pale Blue Dot, taken in 1990: NASA, JPL-Caltech) #science #space #astronomy #jwst #jameswebbspacetelescope #hubble #hubblespacetelescope #pillarsofcreation #nasa #mars #curiosity #milkyway #blackhole #quasar #palebluedot