This is still early in the deployment of the James Webb Space Telescope, which will gather images over the next decade or longer.
The joint project between NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Canadian Space Agency makes use of a much larger array of mirrors than Hubble, with improved light-gathering capabilities. Being out at L2, rather than low Earth orbit like Hubble, means it isn’t subject to objects like Starlink Satellites interfering with observations. These are just two of the many advantages James Webb Space Telescope has in its goal to enhance human understanding of the history of our universe.
