A JWST/Hubble deepfield comparison on a zoomable/pannable map interface

In plain words

This interactive map tool allows users to zoom and pan through a side-by-side comparison of deep field images from the James Webb Space Telescope and the Hubble Space Telescope. Launched in 2022, it lets astronomy enthusiasts and curious learners explore the same regions of space as captured by both observatories, making it easy to see the differences in what each telescope reveals about distant galaxies and cosmic structures.

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