Analyzing Webb's First Images with Christian Ready - Episode 15

[@LaunchPadAstronomy]

Thanks for having me on the show, Joe. It was a lot of fun!

[@Turdfergusen382]

Keep keeping us educated. You are both an inspiration to me.

[@wooddogg8]

Love your channel Christian!! Great chat with Joe 😎

[@conversationswithjoe]

Totally!

[@realfoggy]

Can we get an Andy Weir, Christian Ready and Joe collab? The three excitement levels would be off the charts!

[@ThomasKelly.]

Christian Ready’s content and info in his videos are the best explanations about astronomy and telescopes I have seen anywhere. He actually explains the “why” and not rehash the same info seen everywhere else. This is especially true of all his videos about the JWST.

[@Turdfergusen382]

Christian Ready is super awesome. Good choice. I always wanted to watch an interview with him. So thanks Joe. You're the man.

[@scottdorfler2551]

I had been watching Christian for a years before I realized he teaches right down the street at Towson University. His videos are the perfect dive. Deep enough into the rabbit hole to keep you engaged and never ever boring. You can tell he loves his job.

[@bdizzle2144]

Joe and Christian together at last. It's like nerd Christmas!

[@Hooyahfish]

I’m loving this channel. Thanks Joe!

[@jasonblack6142]

Thanks guys. Love you....I love how you two are seems and feels like your yourselves, I can image you two off the camera eye goes away . You guys are cool

[@chrisschrimpf8298]

Great conversation from two great science communicators.

[@elck3]

This was so informative, seriously!

[@SiskiyouForest]

2 of my favorite science KZbinrs!

[@slotcarpalace]

Really enjoyed this and have subscribed to Prof ready's channel. Thanks Joe.

[@MichaelPenny]

I love this. This is one of the best videos you have created and I like Christian Ready and wish he was my Astronomy Professor during college. Thanks for posting this.

[@LaunchPadAstronomy]

Thanks :)

[@owenstark2704]

Joe Joe Joe, what a treasure.

[@TrashParty]

When I read about the mirrors being damaged my heart kind of sank. I really hope that some stupid big rock doesn't destroy our scope

[@mattduncil]

Would it be worth making a Hubble 2 a bigger one out at L2?

[@elck3]

Joe, is Proxima b really on the manifest? I've heard they can't image it due to some angling issue based on how it's situated with respect to plane of Proxima b

[@dr4d1s]

Excuse my French, but this is going to be fucking awesome! I will report back later.

[@diysumit]

Looking at planetary nebula, it would be interesting to see pictures of Betelgeuse, it too is shredding lots of gases and maybe with repeated exposures we could make out more about the cycle of expansion and contraction it's going through, that would be extremely cool, I hope this is in pipelines.

[@adamflores4206]

Is the Great Red Spot on Jupiter geostationary?

[@johnlynch5007]

FIELD TRIP Hell Yea. Sorry, I am slow to get through these. I am watching them in order and behind.

[@OldGamerNoob]

with jupiter I also noticed that the hemisphere that has the great spot is darker/cooler, as if the spot were sucking up the heat from the rest of that hemisphere.

[@mocko69]

57:53 so basically, an intergalactic penιs measuring contest.

[@PlanetEarth3141]

I'm going to find your link to Christian Ready KZbin channel and sub his channel long enough to check him out.

[@JoakimVesterlund]

Nice glasses!

[@diysumit]

Let's name planet nine with something that starts with P so that we can use the acronyms that we learnt when we were learning about nine planets.

[@michaelconnaireoates5344]

If people complain about the military budget then space then there'd be no war and no hunger

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

I’m going to be the first and last person to literally breath in that fresh Mars air

[@haniamritdas4725]

So was he born Ready, or did he convert?

[@grantcurrin4934]

Interesting how the north pole has a two earth size hex shape and the south pole does not.

[@mounirdellagi7091]

Why could we not make am infrared picture of Jupiter with a cheap camera from earth before to validate that what we see in that spot is heat?

[@overthehilldill3626]

The universe has always amazed me but i know that the chances of humans ever getting off of this planet and living in outer space is practically zilch.

[@SR91313]

What are you talking about? We already have people living in space, on the ISS and it's probably just a matter of time before we set up shop on the moon, then off to Mars and so on. Unless we all blow ourselves up first, then you might be right.

[@TheMrBrianh]

For $20 Billion we could build 500,000 apartments for every homeless man, women and child to have their own place...we could literally end homelessness. Webb is great, but I see why people might not say it is priority one. That being said I look forward to more pictures.

[@TheMrBrianh]

I wrote my comment before I watched to the 1:11:54 mark. The government has plenty of money to solve the problem, but are unwilling to put in the effort to sell it to the American people. We spent $45 billion on the Northrop Grumman B-2 project over a 13 year period. We got 21 planes. 500,000 apartments would put people to work, save us money with band-aides like homeless shelters and encampments. Crime would go down dramatically, prisons and jails would be less full. Kumbaya and hail 🎅.

[@t0nyR0s3]

Two of the best! Er, Joe... please look more interested in your guest lol. Just an observation, but a lot of times, during interviews, you tend to take on this "Mhm... yeah... you're old... I'm bored" face. I know (hope?) you don't mean that AT ALL. But... make me wanna tell the guest "he loves you shh he's just listening"

[@rickywright583]

🤙

[@0neIntangible]

Can we take some selfies with it?... no mooning.

[@jasonblack6142]

So Joe what's your background what's Joe's background anybody anybody lol

[@tandoifilm4264]

Great men, perfect match.

[@bluemalamute]

"decrease the suck; increase the awesome" sounds like a version of the Hippocratic oath. give us reason to be proud to be humans. good stuff.

[@glenjennett]

Can we please lose the "unless you've been living under a rock" phrasing? It's old and tired and way overused. I know what it means, it's just annoying to hear so much since every KZbinr who covers world events uses it to excess. Plus, it's a bit insulting to anyone who may actually not be up to speed on every little thing going on in the world. Not everyone follows every little detail that happens in the world. That doesn't make anyone in that situation "living under a rock", it just means they might not be following the events of whatever you are talking about and that's fine. The phrase doesn't even make sense. I mean, has any human in the history of ever actually lived under a rock? Think about what you say.

[@pf100andahalf]

The James Webb Space Telescope is flat.

[@noHOPEof]

NFL Coach.B years ago was quoted saying that he pays no attention to what younger athletes spend time on *: :* "SpaceBook" *0R* "SnapFace" could have gotten the first one incorrect cheers. Great Interview(!)