Space Telescope : JWST, HUBBLE

Space Telescope : JWST, HUBBLE

James Webb Space Telescope

28 ratings
25 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 7, 2022
  • May 18, 2026

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Explore the universe with real-time updates and stunning visuals from NASA's James Webb Space Telescope. Engage with expert insights, join community discussions, and test your knowledge with interactive quizzes. Discover distant galaxies and unlock the secrets of the early universe.

Live mission updates
Breathtaking image gallery
Expert Q&A with astronomers
Community discussions
Interactive space quizzes
3D solar system explorer
Exclusive wallpapers
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What's New in Space Telescope

8.3.1

May 18, 2026

• Picture of the Day is now pinned to Home by default - instant access to today's NASA image • Community Gallery added to the missions browse list, so it surfaces alongside Webb, Hubble, Chandra, Artemis & ISS • Notification opt-in moved inline so you can subscribe without leaving the Community Gallery • Generic notification copy - covers every gallery in the app (no more "Hubble, JWST and Artemis" only)

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User reviews

Useless app

Nothing interesting with this app

Constantly Crashes

It’s a cool app, but after a few minutes it crashes. The latest update must have added a bunch of bugs or something.

Response from developer

Please update app and let me know if error still exists for you.

App is Crashing

App will immediately crash upon opening most of the gallery images, cannot recommend until this issue is properly resolved.

Response from developer

Please update app and let me know if app is still crashing

Great app crashing

I love this app and check it regularly for updates and pictures but every time I try to open a photo from the gallery recently the app crashes. It’s very frustrating

Response from developer

Please update app and let me know if app is still crashing

Aaahhhhhh

I like it but there is one problem points not working

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FAQ

What does the James Webb Tracker app do?

The James Webb Tracker app serves as a companion to NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). It provides users with live mission updates, a gallery of stunning images captured by the telescope, and opportunities to engage with experts and the astronomy community.

What are the key features of the James Webb Tracker app?

Key features include live mission updates, a comprehensive image gallery of JWST captures, an expert Q&A section with astronomers, community discussions on space topics, interactive quizzes, a 3D solar system explorer, and exclusive wallpapers.

Is the James Webb Tracker app free to use?

The app is free to download and use, but it does offer in-app purchases and may display advertisements. Specific details on what can be purchased or the extent of ads are not provided in the description.

Who is the James Webb Tracker app intended for?

This app is designed for a broad audience including space enthusiasts, students, and science professionals who are interested in learning about and exploring the universe through the lens of the James Webb Space Telescope.

What kind of content can I expect to find in the image gallery?

The image gallery features breathtaking visuals captured by the James Webb Space Telescope. These images showcase a wide range of celestial objects, from deep space phenomena to distant galaxies, offering a glimpse into the telescope's discoveries.