NASA’s James Webb Telescope: Recent Discoveries from the Edge of Space The universe has never looked the same since NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope opened its golden mirrors to the stars. For the first time, humanity is peering deeper into time and space than ever before seeing the earliest galaxies, the birth of planets, and even the faint glow of black holes forming in the cosmic dawn. NASA’s James Webb Telescope: Recent Discoveries from the Edge of Space takes you on that incredible journey from the telescope’s design and launch to the breathtaking discoveries it’s making right now. Written in clear, straightforward language, this book brings complex science down to Earth, making it perfect for readers of all ages who are fascinated by space, technology, and exploration. In 2025, Webb has been rewriting what we thought we knew about the cosmos. This book gathers its most recent and remarkable findings explained simply, but without losing the awe and importance of each discovery. You’ll explore: New planets in the making, surrounded by disks of moon-forming dust. - The mysterious “Little Red Dots,” strange objects that might be the first black holes ever formed. - Hidden black holes lurking quietly in galaxies once thought peaceful. - Neptune’s glowing auroras, seen for the first time in infrared light. - The farthest known galaxy (MoM-z14), a glimpse into the first few hundred million years after the Big Bang. - And hundreds of ancient cosmic objects are bright, strange, and older than any we’ve seen before. Every chapter walks you through a new piece of the cosmic puzzle that Webb found, what it means, and how it changes our understanding of the universe. You don’t need a background in astrophysics to enjoy this book. Each discovery is explained in plain English, with a focus on the human side of science curiosity, collaboration, and the shared drive to explore. Whether you’re a space enthusiast, a teacher, or someone who simply looks up at the stars and wonders what’s out there, this book will make the wonders of Webb’s discoveries feel personal and real. Beyond the data, this is a story about the thousands of engineers, scientists, and dreamers who spent decades building a telescope capable of seeing the first light of creation. It’s about their persistence through countless obstacles, and the triumph of finally opening a window into the deep past. Webb doesn’t just show us distant galaxies it shows us ourselves. It reminds us that exploration is part of what makes us human. Every image it sends back is not just a scientific achievement, but a reflection of our shared desire to understand where we come from, and where we’re going. NASA’s James Webb Telescope: Recent Discoveries from the Edge of Space is more than a record of space science; it's an invitation to rediscover wonder. If you’ve ever stared at the night sky and felt small, curious, or inspired, this book will remind you why that feeling matters. The universe is not silent, it's speaking through light, distance, and discovery. And thanks to Webb, we’re finally learning to listen.