NASA has unveiled a groundbreaking 3D video tour based on the James Webb Space Telescope’s renowned 'Cosmic Cliffs' image. Originally released in July 2022, the 'Cosmic Cliffs' is a detailed infrared portrait of a star-forming region within the Carina Nebula, located about 7,600 light-years from Earth. The new 3D fly-through, created by combining Webb’s infrared data with data from the Hubble Space Telescope, allows viewers to virtually explore the intricate structures of this stellar nursery. The video highlights towering gas and dust formations, newly forming stars, and dynamic interactions within the nebula. This visualization not only provides a visually stunning experience but also serves as an educational tool, helping both the public and scientists better understand the processes of star formation and the complex environments of nebulae. The project underscores the capabilities of the Webb Telescope in advancing our knowledge of the universe and demonstrates innovative ways to communicate scientific discoveries to a broader audience.