ALT A section of the Cat’s Paw Nebula, observed by the James Webb Space Telescope. There are four roughly circular areas around the center of the image. Each has a luminous blue glow, with the top center and bottom left areas the brightest. Brown-orange filaments of dust, which vary in density, surround these four bluish patches and stretch toward the frame’s edges. Small zones, such as to the left and right of the top-center blue circular area, appear darker and seemingly vacant of stars. Toward the center are small, fiery red clumps scattered among the brown dust. Many small, yellow-white stars are spread across the scene, some with eight-pointed diffraction spikes that are characteristic of Webb. A few larger blue-white stars with diffraction spikes are scattered throughout, mostly toward the top left and bottom right. In the top-right corner is a bright red-orange oval. The image is watermarked “Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, STScI.”