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But NASA's newest space telescope has a few advantages. While Webb is designed to peer deep into small slivers of the sky, SPHEREx's wider field of view will observe the sky in all directions.

But, capturing the full scale of what the James Webb Space Telescope is capable of and showcasing it for all to see has been difficult, even with the beautiful images it has delivered.

The Webb data gave a Hubble constant of 72.6 km/s/Mpc, which was very close to the Hubble Telescope at 72.8 km/s/Mpc.