🪩 The year 2022 began with the NASAWebb Telescope reaching its final position 1.5 million kilometers from Earth, and it came to a close with U.S. researchers making a breakthrough in fusion energy. Find out what else happened in between:
And with humanity still struggling with the COVID-19 pandemic, the month of May brought yet another bit of viral news when In June, researchers at Germany's Alfred Wegener Institute predicted"dramatic losses" of the Siberian tundra by the middle of the millennium due to global heating. They said the Deep field image from the James Webb Space Telescopeand the challenges and discrimination that people face.
There was exciting particle physics news: scientists working on the world's largest and most powerful collider, the Large Hadron Collider ,And then it was time for one of the most awaited science moments of 2022: scientists unveiled . The images revealed a deep look at the universe with unprecedented detail and signs of water vapor on a planet 1,150 light-years from Earth.