Wow, look at all that detail. 6,500 light years away lies the crab nebula. The remains of an exploded star, the clarity in the detail is stunning. Web is giving us more detail than we've ever seen before. Let's get into the tech. Web's infrared sensitivity and resolution offer new clues as to the makeup and origin of this scene. This is thanks to Mary, one of four cameras on the James Webb Space Telescope. This can heat up even in the cold of space. So our engineers pioneered a cryocooler system that allows Mary to capture these amazing images. This cryocooler system is redefining how future space instruments are cooled. I'm so proud of you part of this amazing project. I can't wait to see what web captures next.