Which space telescope has observed the deepest view of the universe?

The James Webb Space Telescope has delivered the deepest and most detailed infrared views of the early universe so far. Launched in December 2021, it can see through dust and detect extremely distant galaxies whose light has traveled for more than 13 billion years. Webb’s sensitivity in infrared wavelengths allows astronomers to study galaxy formation, star birth, and exoplanet atmospheres. While Hubble transformed visible-light astronomy, Webb extends observations farther back in cosmic time. It has quickly become the flagship observatory for deep-space imaging.