Last year, the James Webb Space Telescope fortuitously spotted the unmistakable shape of a question mark across the sky. The ...

But just below those stars, in the background of the stunning deep-space image, is an object resembling a giant cosmic question mark. Is the universe asking us something? Related: James Webb Space ...

The intriguing image released Wednesday is the latest reminder that, when you study the universe with the Webb, funny things are everywhere. The looping arc of the question mark is created by a ...

Is that a giant question mark ... Webb wasn't looking for a question mark. Here's the larger picture the telescope captured: Beautiful, isn't it? NASA released this image on July 26, saying ...

"It demonstrates the power of Webb and suggests maybe now we will find more of these." Astronomers often have more questions than answers about the universe — and the universe, in turn, has ...

The James Webb Space Telescope spied a cosmic question mark ... stars in JWST's images as a result of its mirrors. More stunning discoveries such as this cosmic question mark are sure to come ...

The image of the two galaxies is multiplied five times; four copies of the galactic duo are visible in the sinuous body of the question mark, while the fifth drifts off to the lower right side ...

But among the image is an object that looks like a giant cosmic question mark. Scientists say it's not likely to be a message from the universe but rather a more reasonable explanation.

Picture: ESA. But just below them, in the background of the stunning deep-space image, was an object that resembled a huge, red question mark suspended in the night sky. It’s unclear what the ...