#UnfoldTheUniverse With NASA's James Webb Space Telescope, Part 3 @NASAWebbTelescope

Uploaded June 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

Ahead of our launch, we asked you to show us what you believe the James Webb Space Telescope will reveal through art. Here are just some of submissions we received for our #UnfoldTheUniverse art challenge! Special thanks to all of our participants.

We are continuing to extend our challenge! With our first images coming July 12, 2022, we want to see how they inspired you! Keep sending in your art!

More details: go.nasa.gov/UnfoldTheUniverse

Our gallery of submissions: jwst.nasa.gov/content/features/jwstArt/unfoldTheUniverse.html

Artists featured in this video:

Vincent Garcia
AJ Wagner
Alice Hanslay
Paolo Bettini
S Shanmathi
Kati Falcon
Austin Voges
Anusha Ivaturi
Barbara Fee Sheehan
Cat (YouTube: Fish Cat)
Ashley Zelenskie
Aahan Singh
Thy Quỳnh
Harshita Mathur
Jack LeBlanc
Jon Young
Michael Duncan
CJ Zahara
Daniela Fino
Alissa Ahmed
Vicki Chase, Canterbury Soapworks
Lizzeth Ruiz Arroyo
Mary McIntyre
Aviral Varma
Amber Owen, Montessori Schoolhouse
Edwin Vasquez
Melanie Joy Mezzancello
Eleanor Pomerantz
Ayaana Vipin Kunimal
Mark Shultes
Grayson Shaw
Nhi Tran
Lissa Buzzelli
Violetta Moonlight
Erin Barry-Dutro
Ahmed Jaidane
Noor Alain Mansour
Luke
Alaa
Hannah Grace F. Ernia
Daniel Schumacher
Zeinab Zare
Ben Canfield
André Mejia
Sanyukta Nishikant Nibandhe
Damien Kidlat Cabanado
Rebecca Sherer
Naalaa
Dolores Watson
Hanna Mernar
Diego and Evan Elias

Music Credits: Universal Production Music. "Magic Mirror" by Andy Blythe, Marten Joustra.

Credits:
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center
Miranda Chabot, Lead Producer and Editor

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