Every Stunning Image Captured By James Webb Space Telescope So Far

The James Webb Space Telescope has completed its first year of science operations. In its first year, the $10-billion infrared space observatory challenged our understanding of the cosmos and showed the universe in a way no other telescope in the past could. In this video, you will find every James Webb Space Telescope image released so far: From the mesmerizing images of the planets of the solar system to the gigantic galaxies seen at the edge of time.
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Created by: Rishabh Nakra
Images: NASA/ESA/JWST

[@R2debo_]

It blows my mind that every one of these picture - how ever fantastical it looks - is a real place, as real as the room I'm sitting in. And even if it took me billions of years to get there, I could go inside each of those galaxies and star nurseries and look around me.

[@sherriballard4781]

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[@RedDragonfly205]

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[@MrGrumpyGills]

@@sherriballard4781 You're on the wrong video! Go and spout your fairy tale nonsense somewhere else. PS: People have been waiting for the "rapture" for 2000 years now, all thinking it would be "soon".

[@MrGrumpyGills]

@@RedDragonfly205 Bro. The verb demonstrate comes from latin. de = entirely monstrare = to point out There's no "demon" in that word. By the way, demons don't exist. Get your mind out of the superstitious dark ages.

[@RedDragonfly205]

@@MrGrumpyGills 😂 Grow Up You Muppet!

[@tigerlilybelle1]

And to think we will get more images like this for the next 20 years or so! JWST is truly a gift to us all ❤

[@jimmyjango5213]

And to think, on top of that, Webb's replacement is going to be even better!

[@Defirence]

@@jimmyjango5213 To think as well we're the first witnesses of the oldest points of time, proved Hawking Radiation and Decay (and proof data is stored in Black Holes and other singularites), M87 photographed, JWST launch, and these photos. We have so many cosmic neighbours out there and many new ones possibly right now, and many have probably existed before us and do now. To think we're one of the first species to become so advanced, and see these images and maybe not long from now greet our cosmic kin and know we're not alone. :)

[@spaceace1006]

Until Transwarp is perfected, intergalactic travel is not possible! Supposedly, Transwarp can get around the problem of Time Dilation!!

[@Tsunami_Japan_]

These pictures are computer generated.

[@jasonwebb1882]

​@Tsunami_Japan_ The way I was told is this. No matter how large of a telescope you get, you will never get any closer then we are now. So you can have a 4 inch telescope and zoom in to Saturn. Then take a 14 in telescope and zoom into Saturn, both telescopes will see the same thing. But this isn't true. The detail is better the more light you let in. So I don't know.

[@nickchurchman3501]

Absolutely blows my mind every single time I look at one of the James webb photos. What an amazing feat of achieving this is. To think we're going to be looking at these amazing images for years to come I am truly thankful for. Absolute amazing

[@ChrisS-nj3ye]

It's incredible we could build this and then deploy it in to space.

[@ito2789]

Incredibly humbling, scary and beautiful space is. Thank you for sharing.

[@funshine817]

Not according to William Shatner!

[@medix1203]

Definitely scary to think that you could be that far away from home and you're all alone, by yourself just floating through space.... That's why I refuse to watch that movie interstellar because of how lonely it seems

[@aishasiddiqua3057]

Isn't it so beautiful that we are able to see the space . .

[@ivanscissorhands2008]

I had tears on my eyes watchimg this, thank you 😭💖

[@elizabethermakova9479]

Watching these images just made me so teary but in a way that I know each and every one of us are made up from a part of the universe we are it! we are everything and in between. Isn't life so mysterious and beautiful ❤

[@SlickMind]

There's something much more to life, i wholeheartedly believe that god exists because one day when we die, we won't just disappear and go unconscious. we will come back and witness something much more interesting. It gives me hope.❤

[@aasisters7910]

Yessss true !!

[@costrio]

I like the clarity of the "Eagle Nebula" and the "Pillars of Creation." For years we've imagined what it must look like but now we can see much better what it is.

[@maureensurdez7841]

I am absolutely gob smacked at all of this, but I was pleased to learn that Jupiter has auroras!

[@alphagt62]

And the water plumes of Enceladus! I never imagined that would be visible from here.

[@jbrat122]

Love that damn telescope, worth all the money it cost to build and launch. The pics make ya feel so small and insignificant, yet so proud to be part of the human race that built Webb. These images are breathtaking man

[@paulrobinson5833]

What is all that cost doing for us?

[@pine9218]

To be able to witness the Beauty of our universe

[@irene_renaissance]

To quote Samuel Taylor Coleridge, " Deep sky is, of all visual impressions, the nearest akin to a feeling." ✨❤️

[@mishie618]

Such a beautiful quote and perfect with these images 😊

[@danielramirez8834]

My favorite picture was the whole 8 minutes and 52 seconds of the images that I was so astonished and thankful that I’m alive to witness this.

[@Cheese_Meister]

With how many GALAXIES are visible, there is definitely other life out there.

[@Spider_Gwen3]

Yeah you’re right. I thought the same

[@robertbowling8393]

I totally agree. Perhaps not with the same climate ... perhaps even the same forms of life, but I agree that planet earth couldn't be the only one inhabited with life. It brings one's curiosity of the technology and intellect that exists out there. I think the US gov't might be keeping things hidden that's already known. Perhaps one day we'll know .... and perhaps not.

[@peterresetz1960]

Realize that only that one patch of observable universe has 45K galaxies. What about the rest of the rest of the observable universe ? With the Webb telescope many new galaxies will be added to the galaxy count catalogue.

[@soydansogukcesme470]

the Univers is so unimaginary big it is matematical not possible that there is not life.

[@theycallmejpj]

Well we don’t even know where life actually came from

[@nyxspiritsong5557]

My husband just asked what on earth I was watching that my mouth wouldn't close and I didn't hear him ask me a question. He had to wave his hand in front of my face to get my attention lol

[@saguhr3937]

"Ring galaxy at the edge of time" is one hell of a quote, i love being alive

[@novasko2801]

Humbling and sobering watching these images. Amazing.

[@badboi4lyff]

The deep field images just blow me away every single time. Even the hubble ones. Nothing else puts it all in perspective better than a deep field image.

[@pilarx9860]

My favorite is the pilars of creation.

[@safarwisby8073]

So wonderful to be shown just some of what surrounds us… Neptune & it’s rings & moons are so amazing..

[@9Ballr]

These images are unimaginably beautiful.

[@Stogger1459]

It’s so spectacular. To imagine JSWT is giving us these beautiful images. imagine by the next decade how much we will have even better technology. Who knows what other marvels we will discover with the JSWT?

[@ashaleewai8735]

It brings home our insignificance in the face of the enormity that we see as our skies. I am blown away by the sheer beauty and mystery..

[@helendavis3688]

I'm soooo excited, like a little kid. And crying at the same time. Sad to think I'll never get to see them up close in my life time but so very privileged to see them like this. Thank you, thank you ❤

[@allahisone7757]

You will see everything when you will meet your creator as soon as you die

[@Fat12219]

Billions n Billion of ligth years away 😮

[@PrivateCookies]

It's better than nothing. It's so cool we get to see something from space at all.

[@Uwiskqu]

​@@allahisone7757 nobody is sure if there is a creator or not

[@danieldevers570]

Absolutely breathtaking. I’m In complete awe looking at these seemingly unreal images.

[@donnalayton6876]

These pictures took my breath away. What glorious creations there are in space. I have seen several of the images before but never in such detail. Thank you to all involved with James Webb. Your service to humanity is incalcuable.

[@Hixdey]

The Fact that Humans have come this far is just Amazing!❤

[@user-jl6ds8km2j]

Pillars of Creation always been my favorite to just see…

[@donschwartz8341]

As a 70 year old man, I am fascinated to see, in real life, the pictures of space, that could only be imagined, while reading about space in science fiction, as a kid!

[@spaceace1006]

66 here!! The simple act of gazing at the night sky...you're literally looking back in time! Even just looking at the moon! What you're seeing is the light that takes more than 5 seconds to reach you! Several minutes when you see "The Morning Star" which is actually Venus! Hubble here, is looking into the past by billions and trillions of millenia!!

[@robertbowling8393]

I can certainly relate ... I'll soon be 75, and as a boy woukd lie in the grass looking out at the stars, never even having fathomed the endless number of stars, galaxies and planets beyond. I've read and heard that the universe is endless; that there are literally billions of galaxies, containing even more billions upon billions of planets and stars. One's mind can't even imagine. 'Interesting' doesn't even explain the very thought of it all.

[@aspenrebel]

Comes to mind, a scene from the Miniseries "Rome",. I think it was, where 2 Roman guys were outdoors at night, looking up at the stars. One asks the other "I wonder what they are?". Back then they basically knew nothing.

[@aspenrebel]

If there is intelligent life elsewhere in the Universe, they're probably intelligent enough NOT to come here..

[@boli4203]

Human curiosity will never get bored.

[@mars6272]

The score is perfect, it made my heart feel what I cannot touch.

[@TriclphZ]

Wow.. so breathtaking..

[@brucea9871]

My favorite images are close ups of individual galaxies and deep sky images, the latter of which show how vast the universe is. In particular one image you showed has 45,000 galaxies in one image! That illustrates how small and insignificant we are.

[@shayah7710]

So beautiful. How amazing to know the stars shine for you and we are made of stardust ✨

[@stischer47]

Seeing all the galaxies in these photos makes me realize that if only 0.0000001% of the stars in the universe have planets that support life, the there are untold numbers of them.

[@trompie2161]

Lol you guys are really desperate clowns

[@colemin2]

There could be millions of them

[@cani5761]

​@@colemin2billions

[@aeonsleo2]

There must be several life forms on many planets across the space-time. The fabric of space has life ingrained in it, this dust of matter is not lifeless, all life needs is the right proportion of Carbon with other elements.

[@Spartan3457]

5:59 I love it when the astronomer's poetry seeps out.

[@alaskadeafcouncil1886]

All of them agree. Grateful for the share. It blows my ever fascinated mind! Thank you to all who were a part to build this amazing tool. Learning will never be the same.👍😎

[@SunirmalChakraborty]

Thanks dear James Webb! Image of the Baby Star birth is my favorite image so far...

[@judyfreeman5193]

To answer your question they are all my favorite and I am grateful to experience this incredible universe

[@1Kent]

Curiosity drives Humanity to ever higher degrees of insignificance.

[@georgebranchaud2041]

🤔 - - - 🫣

[@rosavalles8928]

That was awesome. So beautiful,!! ❤

[@SatyenKBordoloi]

Woww.. thank you so much for this compilation I'd call: to infinity and beyond ❤

[@lesmullarkey4240]

Amazing....truly mind bending

[@Rebander1549]

Every image from the JWTS is breathtakingly beautiful!! It is a treat to be able to see them!

[@tiffanyandtheshihtsu]

Breathtaking! I feel so tiny & insignificant after viewing such vastness😮

[@petertromp8786]

You'e more significant tan any of those things, because you're a product of a system that as perfected itself: a sentient being with independent thought that can reflect on, learn from and affect components of that system. There are more galaxies than there has ever been people on earth. That means humanity might be among the rarest things the universe has ever produced (so far as we know). Marvel by all means, but don't ever feel insignificant.

[@tiffanyandtheshihtsu]

@petertromp8786 Thank you Peter! What a lovely & comforting thing to say! I didn't realize the rarity of how special we are. Thank you for your wonderful perspective :-)

[@petertromp8786]

@@tiffanyandtheshihtsu My pleasure. An ant is probably thousands of times smaller than us, but is already a miracle of creation, as we know how hostile space is to life. All of us - everything - matters.

[@raajnivas2550]

Thanks for sharing the visible part of the Immensity. Pillars of creation with a bright star at the edge is my favorite.

[@dokTOURReden]

Incredibly amazing 🤩 JWST is a blessing to us! ❤

[@misfitrosetarot]

Amazing images - thank you for posting these. ❤

[@nirunonprom7035]

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[@okaforcaleb6517]

It all makes me give praises and all glory to the maker of them all including the ones we cannot see with any human-invented equipment. God is indeed great. He is worthy of all praises and pure worship. Soon He will open our eyes more to yet many wonderful masterpieces of His creation!

[@puttypiss]

The JWST is right up there among the very best pieces of scientific technology and the incredible work and information that it is sending back to us is rewriting history over and over again. it is absolutely mind blowing and it is discovering more and more and more on a daily basis. thank you NASA for sharing thes simply stunning images from previously undiscovered and unknown Worlds.

[@dcterr1]

Amazing images!

[@raeadrianarevalo6512]

with the amount of galaxy, theres gotta be alien out there

[@so_dumbshu]

Most of the people might say the galactic images were their favourite but Jupiter's made me tear up with a tinge of happiness, I don't even know why!

[@karthiksarode]

Awesome👌👌

[@jordivilaioliveras]

Earendel is my favourite, but the image of Neptune is awesome. It's hard to pick one.

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

One lying in the cosmic neighbourhood and the other, the edge of time :)

[@jordivilaioliveras]

@@TheSecretsoftheUniverse that's true! Both ends of our home.

[@garylawson5381]

Alright my favorite is, all of them!

[@Mart289]

Unbelievable images... So beautiful! My favorites are Cosmic Cliffs.

[@edufau815]

Surely they are not the most significant photos from a scientific point of view, but all the ones of the Pillars of Creation in M16 (Eagle Nebula) fascinate me, and also, they seem enormously poetic to me, since these seedbeds of stars, indeed, are fundamental pillars for the "creation" of life in the universe.

[@batman9418]

Knowing there could be life in those far away galaxies but we will never be able to see them at all in our existence. 😢

[@colincarr2052]

Everyone in the world should sit down and watch this. And then maybe, just maybe, we would stop killing each other in futile wars.

[@johnshields6852]

The vastness of the universe is awesome, from the big bang to the birth of stars to the coalescing of the planets is magical.

[@lauracarrow3691]

The are all perfect and amazing pictures. They take my breath away with their beauty.

[@james3282]

So amazing what has been seen. Amazing what we will learn when we can go there.

[@normanwyatt8761]

The people of this planet (earth ) in the last 50 years have seen more of this universe than all the people before us have seen.....And in reality, we have yet to see the meaning OF all this vastness and beauty which we will probably never see or comprehend......It's so awesome and beautiful and a living hell for anything that gets in the way as its creating and destroying matter.......WOW !

[@drmaheshchauhan]

Treasure of a compilation 🌌

[@sparky7915]

Incredible pictures!

[@RedAvery1]

I pray that when I die. There’s a way for me to explore space. My curiosity kills me. I just want a glimpse at another civilization on a different planet that’s extremely far away. I just want to see…..That is all.

[@lisaehlers4917]

So beautiful!

[@sharondwyer8513]

To think this is what we are made of and what we will return too. We won't be around to travel in space but hopefully our great grandchildren will. Fly high my future great grandchildren, I'm rooting for you always ❤️ 🙌

[@larrylong9059]

These pictures, along with the background music, makes me wonder. It's so beautiful it has to be real.

[@michaelbartlett6864]

Really cool pics!

[@keithjacobson1640]

Truly incredible!!

[@michael9509]

I am at a complete loss to understand how anyone cannot feel humbled by such majestic beauty.

[@deepikasingh9061]

These are incredible

[@belialah]

This is the most beautiful art I have seen.

[@MuhammadTalha-qp2st]

Orion nebula is very fascinating.

[@bobcanuso5800]

10 Billion dollars to "ooh" and "ahh" at the pretty colors!

[@Karen-hq3cm]

Thank you for the most amazing beautiful and wonderful share I have ever seen, absolutely Amazing❤

[@alemanmarco]

So amazing beauty images from the universe from this amazing telescope ❤

[@kevinclewlow9918]

What an incredible journey through space and time

[@JoseLuis-iv8kc]

Hello friends and astronomers of SOU page and on youtube. I love and admire your work on presenting the beauty of our universe the James Webb is breath taking. In our span of life on this earth the distancese are ernomues. Thank you for your grate job on the web and youtube.God bless you for opening the window of the Universe we all live.

[@bellataylor166]

They really did a great job or what do you think?,😎

[@HollyLewallen-Smith]

Love ❤. Shared ❤. Saved on KZbin ❤️.

[@jd7711]

This is just perfect 💫

[@kevinreed1885]

Breathtaking images .

[@jenniferbeyer6412]

So very beautiful images. Amazing telescope. My favorite is The Pillars of Creation. And Orion Nebula.

[@A__Singh__]

My favorite has to be the 45000 galaxies in 1 pic. Incredible.

[@veenaahuja2115]

Excellent

[@kamalawrans]

Beautiful ✨

[@karlmurray4479]

Very humbling🌎

[@aspenrebel]

All of this is insane!!

[@derekb4731]

It's hard to comprehend that some of these pictures took millions of years to reach us, they are so far away

[@stumpgrindingdirect2385]

Fantastic images

[@SpaceExploration2]

truly amazing!

[@esmu-800-z-x]

സൂപ്പർ 👍

[@hugalahugala5182]

The size of the universe is truly frightening. Even if we could move at the speed of light, it would take 1 million years to reach Andromeda, the closest galaxy to us. And there are billions of damn galaxies in the universe.

[@richardr7625]

how beautifull nature is

[@user-yo6qz3nl8b]

Amazing ❤

[@yousafbhatti7690]

Totally astonishing

[@benedettobruno1669]

The vastness of the Universe we live in makes me feel so small, abandoned and insignificant that I would cry like a baby. I want Mummy.

[@elginrobinson8130]

Awesome

[@Suziebreathingbones]

I visualize this as part of heaven where we will dance from one galaxy to another...