Explaining the Latest James Webb Space Telescope Image! What Can We See?

For months now we have been witnessing the incredible capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) as it observes the universe like never before. We have seen distant planets such as Jupiter and even Neptune. We have seen colossal galaxy mergers, ancient stars and even the regions where new stars are born. In this video, we will look at one of the latest images captured by JWST, revealing a magnificent spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way, that is surrounded by galactic fossils. Which are ancient galaxies as they looked when the universe was still in its infancy. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the universe like never before.
Credits: NASA, ESA, CSA, JPL-Caltech//R. Hurt (Caltech-IPAC), STScI, Webb ERO Production Team, A. Martel
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[@V101SPACE]

This video was originally meant to be a KZbin Short, however, I couldn't fit the information into a 1 Minute long video, and the image is far too incredible to rush. So here is the longer version! If you enjoyed it, tap the like button and I will start making these shorter (but not short) image description videos more often. Thanks for watching! V

[@mrnapolean1]

Thanks for not doing a short. I love your full length videos. Shorts suck anyways....

[@marylamb7707]

Thank you. I needed this. There's nothing on tv. 😊

[@gregmiller9710]

its great to be part of the consciousness that's aware of all the wonder of it all....

[@NastyCupid]

Hermes Trismegistus would argue, that is what brings us as humans so close to the creator of all this, and it is our godly purpose to learn as much as we can about the universe, the more we know the universe the closer we are to the mind of the creator. But the spirituality aside, I like twinkly shiny stars 🙃

[@darkfox2076]

Amazing visuals and great presentation. Thankyou for your efforts to make these really interesting.

[@d4mdcykey]

Your passion for space and the very professional production values is consistently impressive.

[@supremeghost7950]

It's fascinating and frightening at the same time for me how huge the universe is. I mean, it's so huge we can't even begin to imagine the depths and magnitutes these stars and galaxies have. On those photos they look small and measurable, but these things are huge, extremely huge, so huge that huge doesn't even come close and the pure thought of it makes me uncomfortable but curious at the same time. The same feeling I have with black holes.

[@polyk9225]

This is the first time i hear your name. I LOVE your videos SO MUCH Rob! you have been a great company through days of depression! Hope to see this channel reach 1million subs soon!

[@V101SPACE]

Thanks Poly. I'm glad you like my videos and that I can help during tough times. V (aka Rob)

[@VLSTormsTracker83]

Awesome and informative video Rob enjoy this very much.

[@mutatadaniel]

My favorite ♥️ .. Much love from Zambia 🇿🇲

[@tabbathaskye9661]

Amazing! Thank you for making these videos!! 💙

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

WONDERFUL!! Thank you! Webb has really lifted another layer of the veil over our eyes. The possibilities stagger the mind. Hope you are having a awesome week! 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

[@r_thekingslayerx4352]

Absolutely breathtaking image. Thx for your efforts you put into these videos V1.

[@V101SPACE]

Thank you. I'm Glad you like them. V

[@keen3313]

Can't help but think that each of those galaxies is someones home.

[@jack_knife-1478]

Same here

[@jack_knife-1478]

@@mikeycrackson if they're intelligent they are!

[@KingBritish]

Believe 👽

[@kingofflames738]

The sad thing about life in other galaxies is that we'll never be able to interact with it. Ignoring that we're looking further and further into the past the farther away a galaxy is, communication within the bounds of our own galaxy would already be difficult and the millions to billions of years information would take to travel from one galaxy to ours would make communication outside nigh impossible.

[@animegeek6118]

Agreed. There’s no way humans are that unique to the universe as a whole.

[@jack_knife-1478]

We're definitely NOT alone!

[@bikramjitroy6155]

We all are alone. We are born alone, we live alone and we die alone.

[@marcobephage1396]

Mate it's mind blowing 🤯 😳 has to be life somewhere in those beautiful galaxies and the video was so relaxing too👍👍

[@V101SPACE]

Thanks Marco. Glad you enjoyed it. V

[@freddyjosereginomontalvo4667]

Amazing video as always say

[@elleni-41]

Mr. Rob ur videos are always amazing.👍👌💞💞..webb has really showed us some stunning far away images, its crazy..

[@cavetroll666]

cool video thanks for the channel i like listening while im working at the factory :)

[@V101SPACE]

Thanks. Glad I can help keep you entertained. V

[@reyam8906]

This really gets me thinking about life, what we are..why we are, and it also makes me think about death. Great vid! 🤩

[@thomasofnowhere]

Thank you for making this a full video and not a short. Shorts are fine for teens doing challenges but have little worth for actual quality learning.

[@hydro_rebel7741]

There HAS to be life out there.

[@nealsterling8151]

It would be insanity if it wasn't.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

@@nealsterling8151 Agree 100%

[@supremeghost7950]

Probably, but they also haven't gottan an idea of interstellar travelling or communication bewteen galaxies, or are just unlucky and got demolished by some intergalactic event like an asteroid, supernovas or pulsars. They have to have a similar condition like we do, with a Jupiter like Giant, who keeps dangers away and an asteroid belt big and plenty enough to shield us from most outsiders.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

The JWST is amazing, and we've only just begun seeing things that could rewrite our understanding of the Cosmos, Thanks V. 📡

[@V101SPACE]

Couldn't agree more! Thanks Joseph. V

[@josephpacchetti5997]

@@V101SPACE You're quite welcome, and thank you for a great channel and content.

[@barisam35]

I’m not sure why it made me this happy to find out your name. But anyway, hi Rob!! Great video, as always :)

[@lazerclaw]

Jwst is the best telescope out there and your videos are interesting and I always watch your videos

[@V101SPACE]

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching. V

[@lazerclaw]

@@V101SPACE no problem keep it up

[@lazerclaw]

@@V101SPACE your doing amazing

[@rudevalve]

Certified Gold!!!!!

[@TheLastStarfighter77]

The size of our universe is unimaginably massive, this image is just a tiny portion of what makes up the cosmic web which is made up of approximately 10 million super clusters, each individually supporting thousands of galaxies. Wrap your head around that! 😳 Great video Rob, as always. 🏆

[@edwinrodriguez4576]

😳 OMG thousands or perhaps billions of galaxies definetly we are not alone in the universe ..

[@tomgeldof4264]

🤯🤯 my brain every time we see these kind of pictures and trying to understand how big the universe is

[@GODiscomingsoonagain]

GOD the creator is even more to undertand

[@tomgeldof4264]

@@GODiscomingsoonagain 🤡

[@GODiscomingsoonagain]

@@tomgeldof4264so sad and shame that people dont know who created them yet they see all evidence

[@tomgeldof4264]

@@GODiscomingsoonagainthere is only evidence that ‘your god’ doesn’t exist, but keep believing in that fairytail story.

[@GODiscomingsoonagain]

@@tomgeldof4264 exact to opposite lots of evidence that clear tell that GOD is real

[@kevaibhav4490]

Why your voice is so amazing? It's perfect for Space videos 🧡💛💜❤️

[@TamirylAuvahn]

Thanks!

[@V101SPACE]

Thank you! V

[@GeorgeChoy]

great stuff thanks

[@paulcateiii]

good evening Rob

[@V101SPACE]

Good evening Paul

[@lazerclaw]

Nice

[@safirabbas8999]

Amazing 😍🤩

[@MrGixxer1300r]

very interesting content

[@enzofitzhume7320]

👍👍

[@TheCholopolo209]

We finally have a name....Rob

[@josephpacchetti5997]

I was thinking the same. 👍

[@stevenswapp4768]

Hey Robb! 🙋

[@syrax101]

Growing up, I always thought those bright spots was just stars and suns in far distances… But when I saw it’s galaxies just like our own, it was a beautiful, haunting revelation… I hope I live long enough that a telescope can look at another planet to see the wildlife on it… but that might not happen for at least 2,000 more years… lmao

[@KingBritish]

V101 is it possible to have a video on the schedule of the JWST? As in what the missions that have been pencilled in are.

[@V101SPACE]

I'm not sure about making a video on it, but if you check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYiZmWSOjtV8gNU that I made a few months ago, there is a link in the description that takes you to Webb's schedule. There you can see every planned observation. Hope that helps. V

[@KingBritish]

@@V101SPACE Thanks.

[@JungleJetAviation06]

I have a question, the andromeda galaxy for example has Star systems like ours with many many planets within systems correct? Great videos!!

[@kevingreen3781]

What amazing photography what scope comes after the JWST and what will we see next amazing,, galaxies here that are just dots less than a pixel but we now know to look further,,when are we going to spy on an alien exo planet with life on it ,will we ever travel to these galaxies in the future a thousand years or so from now, only if we grow up ,what ,who is out there let’s go see

[@haasformulaonefan9795]

Imagine finally realizing how huge the universe is visually and coming back to earth. Would we start saying "wow earth is so small" It's like living in a small house, but you don't realize how small it is until you live in a big house.

[@randyjnocharles]

And yet still people believe us humans are the only living thing to ever exist! It's highly impossible

[@The_Gestan]

You don't have to remind or ask me to like the vids. I'm on that b4 the vid even loads. Lol

[@nuclearnadal4601]

So many of those galaxies, meaning trillions and trillions of stars and planetary systems with such a vast amount of planets in their star's goldilock zones. Yeah we surely aren't alone in this universe.

[@Captain.AmericaV1]

Those like me who have their own 🔭 telescope and every time, looking through being in awe of the view. It never gets boring or old and can spend a long time viewing different parts of the galaxy.

[@bibia666]

subed nd liked greetings bibia

[@sircosta6200]

Is the journey of our solar system is the same across milki way ????

[@KnightOMurk]

Woohoo Just in time for going to sleep

[@barbaralamson7450]

👍

[@shaunstst]

With the number of galaxies out there, I find it hard to believe that there are no other life forms.

[@-JA-]

🙂👍

[@josephpacchetti5997]

👊 😎

[@vwheaty0519]

How is the baby Rob 🥺 you haven’t told us the name after all this time! 🇺🇸

[@Letrictox13]

name is the music that’s playing at 3:47

[@kenamesthewatcherchronicle6746]

And they still can't find either the center, nor the edge of the universe. Why? Because we are standing on it and everything is moving away from us.

[@epiccurious3536]

Question: Is the universe really INCREDIBLY HUGE, ... or are we just INCREDIBLY SMALL?

[@KingBritish]

Both.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Both for sure. 👊😎

[@KingBritish]

@@josephpacchetti5997 Hi Joseph. If I'm not mistaken you are a paid subscriber on the Cosmoknowledge channel aren't you? I think I recognise you from there. If so, hello. Lol.

[@IsraelJusticeMillerJr]

So that means we are not alone..?

[@olderbutnowiser6701]

With so many galaxies containing so many suns, many with planets in the goldilock orbit, my mind is wondering … do they have McDonald’s? 🍺

[@isaacemerson8269]

49th Comment!

[@josephpacchetti5997]

And?

[@MinasTsambanis]

Wonder if JW can capture Pluto,

[@bazpearce9993]

I'm not sure. But i personally think it would be a waste of Webb's time. We've already seen it up close, so why bother from so far away. There's probably nothing new to learn.

[@MinasTsambanis]

@@bazpearce9993 There's always something new to learn. Especially from a world that was photographed a couple of times by a very fast spaceship. In that case, why did they used to take pictures from Neptune and Jupiter? Jupiter has Juno in orbit.

[@bazpearce9993]

@@MinasTsambanis The gas giants are dynamic, active worlds. Ever changing with new things happening all the time. Pluto just sits there like a piece of icy rock doing nothing. We've seen all there is to see. Webb can tell us things about these worlds using IR data. Juno can't do much beyond take snaps and look into Jupiter's atmosphere, magnetic fields and so on. Let me ask you. Why are you complaining as if you're offended by the insignificance of Pluto? Is it because you're an astronomer who thinks it's worth more of a look? Or coz you're one of those ridiciulous "Pluto is still a planet" arseholes? My first guess would be the latter. GET OVER IT!

[@Calatriste54]

Glory to Yeshua, "in whom all matter consists.."

[@travestielyl]

Absolutely glorious!!❤️❤️

[@marikebakkenes3644]

Why are galaxies never sphere shaped as i only hear and see about 'flat' ones

[@GarageSupra]

there are, they are called elliptical galaxies

[@josephpacchetti5997]

@@GarageSupra 100% Correct. 👊

[@johnlane7529]

Have to say not impressed with JSWT i thought it was going to look for signs of life on exoplanets. Yeah it's nice to see these pictures but Hubble has already done that, maybe not in so much detail, it's like getting a Ferrari and only using it to go to the shop for milk, a waste.

[@robertparker9157]

He, the Lord God, Almighty, the self existent one who has no beginning who has no end The Word that was made flesh by him all things existed seen and unseen worship him, and only him!

[@davecooke7868]

So what, we will never get close to any star let alone these galaxies. All we can do is speculate, big deal

[@GODiscomingsoonagain]

Shame that people discover wat the creator make but deny the existance of the creator and yet just a tiny discovering there are to much more to know that people will never reach but the time is soon coming that the choosen and faithfull will travel and know alot more amd have eternal live with GOD wich is the begining and the end alpha omega💪

[@finderskeepers5343]

Jehovah the Grand Creator.

[@krishnakakaty9945]

Hindu God says million of galaxcy is real har har mahadev