Finally Released! James Webb Image We Were All Waiting For

[@TheSecretsoftheUniverse]

What's your favorite JWST so far?

[@Leopez02]

Image from Saturn

[@richardmercer2337]

There's more than one?!

[@purrple.shadows]

​@@richardmercer2337One in each parallel universe.

[@giovannigiorgio2262]

those images looks fake

[@bevanml]

Too many. The Carina Nebula, the Pillars of Creation, the mosaic of Jupiter in 20km resolution.... and much much more

[@commoncitizen03]

JWST is expanding our horizon in so many dimensions. Gratitude for sharing 🎉

[@joshuavanderplaats]

I love learning that we have not learned shit.

[@minnesotavikingsfan-vm2bq]

​@@joshuavanderplaatssaturn is 6th planet

[@TONI__KROOS]

Praise God

[@garynicholas6027]

I am impressed with the depth of this video. I have never seen a video pop up in my feed that makes note of the raw images. Very nice surprise.

[@dumaguetedreamer]

Before Hubble, we knew of 16 moons around Saturn. Now with James Webb, there are over 140. Amazing stuff.

[@Sushant0731]

Increased to 145

[@e1123581321345589144]

In between there was also Cassini which also discovered a load of moons

[@cucamongaduke3600]

Amazing that the better our telescopes get, the more moons Saturn collects. Crazy.

[@ZakhadWOW]

I remember walking thru a mockup of Hubble at the Paris Salon Aeronautique in 1989. Here we are 34 years later and our solar system is proving to be infinitely more vast and complex than we could ever have imagined before Hubble. As a young man in High School I remember the incredible excitement in the scientific world when Charon was finally discovered/distinguished from Pluto.. (1979ish?) The idea that tiny Pluto has a moon bigger in relation to the planet than ever OUR moon was just mindblowing.. And now we know that even other KuiperBelt/TNO planetoids have moons also. I was truly blessed to be taking Physics 101 /Astronomy in 1981 when the imagery started coming in from VOyager 2 around Saturn. Our professor was a very highly regarded PhD in that community ad was present as JPL for the live results.. He was able to bring back imagery to share with his class - so we got to see some details before even general media release. I have long history with Saturn it seems. Both the Jovian (Jupiter) and Saturnian systems are all but miniature models of our own oversystem. All 4 outer planets have rings of some sort, the the Jupiter one is so fine and gauzy that it is difficult to see unless certain steps are taken. I love the constant "arms race" sort of contest between Jovian and Saturnian focused observes.. Both planets' satellite numbers keep going up.

[@copaseticguerra9646]

It’s now 146 moons

[@navret1707]

One ring to rule them all.

[@retired5218]

And in the darkness bind them. ❤️

[@RetrousWorld]

...oh dear God... 😂😂

[@highervibrations]

😂😂😂

[@powerhouse884]

What if you leave the One Ring in Uranus?

[@retired5218]

@@powerhouse884 You know good and well that's not how Uranus is pronounced. 😂

[@yashodasati6859]

After getting time from school projects, I can finally get lost in the beauty of space.❤ The rings of Saturn are so cooolllll🥶🤯

[@utkarshchoudhary6623]

If you are amazed by Saturn's ring then what to say about J1407B.

[@yashodasati6859]

@@utkarshchoudhary6623 I don't know why but I like ringsss of planets (special when they shine). And ya the Ring-god is broooo.... Unimaginable

[@minnesotavikingsfan-vm2bq]

​@@yashodasati6859our 6th planet

[@jimwinchester339]

I honestly can't concurr that it was THE image we were all waiting for. All it really shows is that most of the IR light is absorbed.

[@BobaDavis]

I agree, we really just care about what they look like, if we could see them ourselves.

[@johnsearle24]

This is a processed image isn't it so why not say that.

[@meatyofficial]

@@johnsearle24 literally get a telescope and find saturn in the night sky. Is that fake?

[@picassoboy52]

someone always has to find fault no matter whats shown, unfortunately its become the thing to do

[@skyedog24]

That's beyond my scope of knowledge but it doesn't look any better to me one way or the other the Hubble or the web both seem to take the image and they look similar.

[@baffledanderanged2101]

Awesome!❤ Looking forward to more from JWST. To the future!

[@Blindseeker82033]

New Narrator! I'm so glad.

[@starwavesss]

From the moment I read about the JWST years before its launch, I've been excited to see what it would produce. Especially when you look at Hubble's beautiful pictures even if it was launched way before JWST. And I have to say I m far from disappointed

[@mikewhocheeseharry5292]

I kind of thought we’ll see clearer images such as that of Saturn’s atmosphere and even below it.

[@brucesmith1544]

@@mikewhocheeseharry5292 It's all atmosphere

[@thewatcher5271]

Great Video! For Those Who Might Be Interested, James Clerk Maxwell Proved What Saturn's Rings Were Over 150 Years Ago. Thank You.

[@arickard108]

The best telescope of all mankind’s inventions!

[@NetMaestro2009]

So, I wonder how do the planets really look in HD as we humans would see it? Without any augmentation, UV, IR wavelengths processing etc.

[@UFCyumaHQ]

Exactly, makes you wonder what they actually look like, these engenieers are just putting them together with what they think they should look like...

[@rawhidelamp]

@@UFCyumaHQthey do have ways to take wavelength data from pictures and filter out what we can’t see with the naked eye. Its not very exciting the colors are just muted and a little harder to tell apart

[@pera9814]

They would look like those images taken by Hubble, since it captures visible light

[@jur2823]

@@UFCyumaHQ holy shit yall conspiracy theorists know absolutely nothing about science. The filters are made specifically to MAKE SURE WE SEE WHAT IT ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE!! As your eyes are much worse at processing light and colors than specialized technology is. Just because you have a vague idea of something doesn't mean you should start speaking on it like you know the truth! 😮

[@Leopez02]

James Webb's first images was amazing and beautiful, I still have dying star and piece of galaxies images from James Webb in my phone's wallapers. James webb is amazing space telescope what have changed humanity's space science. Images from our universe are so awesome and cant wait to see new pics. Thank you for these details. Our aolar system is awesome with 8 planets, over thousands moons and cother celestials. I believe there is another life in our solar system. Btw those images of Saturn are beautiful. 🌍☀️🌌🌕👽🪐

[@mukeshcv]

❤️ Great ❤️ congratulations ❤️

[@johndrake8684]

Why are there stars showing through the planet with filter F212N at 5:35?

[@artiechavez.5568]

Wow what a beautiful planet 😮🎉

[@mike.chambers3605]

The Nibiru cluster was what I have been waiting to see. Webb has infra-red capability to see Our Sun's Twin...Brown Dwarf..Thanks again.

[@alifbatasa182]

Good job. Well done! Love it ❤

[@pauljames5826]

If even a small portion of my taxes went into funding this project - I’m proud to have contributed😎

[@jeffswope1511]

I like viewing Saturn from my driveway. Nice images JWST

[@ProfessorBeautiful]

I don't understand 5:36. It looks like Saturn is transparent to starblight behind, which of course it isn't. Is that all noise?

[@jur2823]

They use specific filters to make sure they images reflect exactly correctly, as seeing things in space is a lot more difficult than it looks

[@lwdp74]

What shutter speed would show the individual objects in the rings? Wonder what the velocity is.

[@georgejeffers7960]

Great video. what is the name of the background music. Thanks

[@Mart289]

Oh yes, I've seen these already! Very cool!

[@DungeonMetal]

How exactly would *gravity waves* notably cool such a large area, especially one that is an open system?????

[@Homiesapian]

Big W to be named James😎

[@stevee9999]

What is that dark curved object obscuring Saturn's ring on the right hand side.

[@jur2823]

How would we know bro 😅

[@stevee9999]

@@jur2823 An expert may know e.g. NASA and/or whoever put the image together. It could be a photographic error, telescope error, human error or unknown.

[@ZenZooZoo]

@@stevee9999you mean Saturn’s shadow on its own rings?

[@stevee9999]

@@ZenZooZoo Yes it could be Saturn's shadow over its own rings. You can see it at 1:53, on the right hand side of the image. Looks weird though.

[@Brian-pz3wh]

It is nice to know that at least mankind can do something right.

[@DeezVideoPictures]

How did they get the telescope outside of the firmament. Does not Earth have one?

[@lynnvanegmond5942]

Why the dark shadow across the right side of the ring in the image

[@alexanderburrus9278]

What is the latest information about the hexagon shaped feature on Saturn's lower hemisphere?

[@eastcoastandloveit3857]

Very nice video , start to finish ! .

[@charlesgiebner5274]

Just a real big thank you for sharing really great photos

[@Nilguiri]

5:36 Why is Saturn transparent?

[@jur2823]

Filters...

[@tonyfrancesco3701]

I would love to see one twice the size of the JW . It would probably result in us having to rewrite all or text books

[@jur2823]

That's true, if we live to see technology so great get finished 😢

[@TheNobbynoonar]

Slight correction-Uranus and Neptune are now classified as ‘ice giants’ Great video-thank you.

[@WilmerCook]

Does Webb view in ultraviolet to?

[@kaliboo60]

Many of he planets have rings. Saturn is so special to me.

[@arbanaismailfroto1738]

Thanks James Webb🙏😍

[@Baskervill3]

2:00 "They made it dark to hide the hexagon." 👀

[@CathrineMacNiel]

How dare they... we all know that the Hexagon is the bestagon!

[@minnesotavikingsfan-vm2bq]

​@@CathrineMacNiel6th planet

[@davidhall8874]

"We" meaning you all because I sure as hell wasn't waiting for it. I didn't even know it was being taken!

[@mrofnocnon]

Colourization of Webb's images is done by computer as all Webb's images are in black and white. Given that, one would question all these suppositions in this video were colour is used to determine them.

[@imxlnt2]

wow, a camera that dont need to be plugged in or charged.. how can we utilise this?

[@GuyWithNoFriends2]

Solar energy

[@jur2823]

It's a telescope...?

[@imxlnt2]

@@jur2823 maybe, but there's video so... Waffle?

[@jur2823]

@@imxlnt2 where's a video? 😂 because JWST cannot take video. Where's the video exactly...? 😝

[@JEGSKYWAY7]

The ultimate ring camera 🪐

[@rafaelgonzalez4175]

I am again confused. I thought a mission of space travel occurred with a satellite type vessel sent to Saturn. It would have taken the most close up images of the Planet and also send back sensor information as to what the Planet's atmosphere is. This video, if I am correct made it seem that we are not sure of Saturn's Atmosphere. Why did we sent Which was it Cassini?

[@centurion8446]

Type of cameras and sensors aboard are different?

[@rafaelgonzalez4175]

@@centurion8446 Apparently you didn't listen to the video. It states we are not sure of the Atmosphere. As Mars is prodominantly Nitrogen based because of the Light spectrum and heat variations recieved we were aware of this in the early nineties.

[@jur2823]

@@rafaelgonzalez4175 bruh because we can't land rovers on Saturn...?

[@rafaelgonzalez4175]

@@jur2823 Why not? We have rovers on Mars. One planet is no different from two planets. I never said we had rovers on Saturn. Cassini was a satellite ship that went to Saturn. Supposedly crashed into the rings of Saturn.

[@jur2823]

@@rafaelgonzalez4175 do you think the surfaces of Mars and Saturn are the same...? 😂 you should do some basic research before making yourself look this silly lmao

[@stephenspencer4672]

What about the pictures Voyager 2 sent back? After all it got much closer to Saturn.

[@jur2823]

Technology from 1985 would certainly pale in comparison

[@paulgillespie9855]

Why is there a black ⚫️ out portion on the right hand side of the planet even the rings are cut of??

[@JosephLeeWilkins]

Seems it’s dark brown and the rings lights shine at the surface making it look lighter

[@megamashroom7001]

1:12 The news make sun smile

[@seltaeb9691]

Its the work being done on our near neighbours solar systems in our galaxy that thrills me. Life is out there.

[@dmana3172]

I agree. But what about advanced civilization? Are they out there?

[@jur2823]

@@dmana3172 almost certainly

[@Evodocturine]

I've actually been waiting to see Alpha and Proxima Centauri.... But I'm the weird one.

[@kimcory7214]

Oh wow, crazy cool. The spirits of the universe?

[@georgebranchaud2041]

In Roman mythology, Saturn was described as a god of time, generation, dissolution, abundance, wealth, agriculture, periodic renewal and liberation.

[@Sanderly1820]

We see all our planets in a horizontal line . If thats true whats is there if we travelled vertically and directly below

[@CH-vb5kr]

So, these images are actually artists-impressions: not actual images? For instance, one of the images seemed to show stars shining through the black disc of Saturn. WTF??? "Give the ignorant plebs some pretty pictures to look at, so we keep our funding." Is that the truth of it?

[@adilkhan-iw3ts]

Bro, I hate school but school for you is very important Pls mera bhai 🙏

[@jur2823]

Please do any amount of basic research before making completely false assumptions 😅 I truly worry for people that struggle this much to even listen to the accurate information given in the video

[@ephraimyaluk9436]

Thank you for this picture that is not a real image , but a mere piece of art, come on man

[@jur2823]

Seems your ears are the ones that are more for decoration, you certainly didn't use them during this video

[@apex_bane]

Dr. Norman Bergrun has a great book on the Rings of Saturn. I recommend this book for those looking for authoritative information on the subject.

[@johnbiela9442]

I want to see the series of pictures where a quarter flying through space, crashes into Saturn, then a giant swing arm comes out, lands on one the rings and music starts playing. What are they hiding?

[@elvis-slippers]

With JWST we have another artist's rendition, show us what it actually observed.

[@jur2823]

This is what it observed, this time try actually using your ears to listen instead of turning your brain off whenever you hear certain key words.

[@jur2823]

This is what was observed 😂 doing mental gymnastics to avoid proof right in front of your eyes, could you get any less intelligent?

[@ethanwalker6558]

im thinking they used a camera up there😅

[@teabagmcpick889]

Fantastic images. JWST is a miracle of ingenuity but of course the real question is does this amazing discovery prove our entire understanding of the Universe is wrong? 😜

[@daavocadoguy5733]

Well, science needs to be wrong for it to be right

[@jur2823]

@@daavocadoguy5733 this is not true 😅

[@francoisbruel9163]

Love at 3:06 how how we can see stars… through an area that would be the dark part of Saturn, not void! Kind of like when a kid draw a moon crescent, then draw some stars inside the crescent. Something being in the dark doesn't make it transparent, guys! This underlines what is upsetting about those videos mixing real images, illustrations and computer graphics, just randomly and without context.

[@13g95]

Majestic 12 and I'm 13 himself 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑 forever ♾️

[@enkisdaughter4795]

Thought it was two gas giants (Jupiter and Saturn) and two ice giants (Uranus and Neptune).

[@arunphillips6977]

Why are so many people calling this an amazing image, it looks C-R-A-P...!

[@darts-multiverse]

Crap, or BSCGI

[@jur2823]

Too dumb to appreciate real, cosmic beauty.

[@lucaslandi8178]

This is a photograph of an object 1.3B km far and you are calling it crap lol your life must be sad

[@Kitaa_Espe]

The star attraction on Saturn is the bizarre hexagon on it's pole...That is what "scientists" should be studying....

[@jur2823]

They've been studying Saturns poles for years now?

[@niketvala3783]

Wow!!!!

[@billyhomeyer7414]

I thought it a boring episode that’s all. Guess I’m spoiled by all the great videos produced on this channel. No offense was meant.

[@minnesotavikingsfan-vm2bq]

​@@billyhomeyer74146th planet

[@sarath_babu]

All these images are edited, right?

[@jur2823]

I don't think "edited" would be the correct way to say it, no. Though I'm sure you felt good for a while continuing this conspiracy

[@jur2823]

No...

[@sarath_babu]

@@jur2823 so what is the correct word? What conspiracy, pls explain.

[@jur2823]

@@sarath_babu the images are put through different filters, as he says in the video, in order to gain different perspectives about the planet that scientists might want. Often they'll compile images from multiple filters but "edited" deliberately makes it seem like they're fake, likely what you intended. But they're not edited in the slightest, they're real, filtered, images of space. It's like you saying putting a red filter on your camera makes the images edited. You're changing the filter in front of the camera while what you're photographing stays exactly the same, and the images come out looking more red, no editing. Make more sense?

[@sarath_babu]

@@jur2823 am asking whether any changes are made after taking these photos. Because even nasa mentioned they edit photos for better visibility and identify a specific thing. Thats not a bad thing. Otherwise we cant recognise. Why u are going to things which i not mentioned. 😅

[@MT_Pro_Audio]

Amazing❤

[@jomon723]

Hubble is King 👑

[@kev-m-812]

Something tells me infra-red "noise" may be worthy of a closer observation. Just a hunch. 🛸

[@TNight00]

This is amazing

[@joeycan6801]

Aren’t Uranus and Neptune classified as Ice Giants ?

[@jur2823]

Technically yes though they're both very hot in the center and it's not even exactly ice... sometimes they're also referred to as gas giants like Jupiter or Saturn

[@StefunnyStrange]

Excuse my stupidity but could someone explain why planets have rings (or the theory behind it)? Thanks in advance.

[@jur2823]

I'd assume very simple answers would come up if you googled this

[@explorer.samrat]

James Webb has got next-level AI integrated within it's technology. 😊😊

[@rubiamancia6691]

Why is there no color in space

[@tims7250]

What's weird is man having studied these planets much closer over the last 70years, nobody is any the wiser and instead every discovery creates more questions often discounting previous ones. If that's so then our earth no matter how much study, has no definitive answer - so neither do we 🫥

[@jur2823]

Not only extremely pessimistic but very incorrect as well

[@henrybarrientos3373]

I'm learning so much...

[@senthilvasanmuthan2644]

isn't JWS purpose is to find the first galaxies that formed in the early universe and to see stars forming planetary systems? What happen to that? Why zooming into Jupiter? Mission failed?

[@emkeicastillo8430]

When will James take pucture of ET

[@nath_goa5647]

Nice

[@iraamerson623]

Why are the images so pixelated for stuff in our galaxy?

[@jur2823]

They're not very pixelated

[@iraamerson623]

@@jur2823 You're right I don't know what I'm talking about. Thanks for reminding me.

[@jur2823]

@@iraamerson623 someone needed to!

[@edfrawley4356]

The only mistake the scientists are making is in only having ONE JWST and ONE Hubble. ONe can only imagine the stereoscopic views we could get from a pair of "eyes" located at outer lagrange points on opposite sides of earth. True 3D imaging.

[@joso1195]

why not launch satellite and take infrared photo up close…

[@dreadnoughtus2598]

Who's Saturn?

[@rev.edymcspadden3284]

some say rings are crystal like not ice, the rings are broadcasters to earth. looks like they are fully charged😊😊 .

[@aravinds614]

How did they even recognise which moon is which

[@hermanshim8948]

would be interesting to look at earth.

[@coolmmeans]

I want to see pictures of Saturn within the different filters. Not talk about James Webb telescope, it is almost like you are advertising the telescope

[@jur2823]

You're shown pictures of Saturn within the different filters.... why do you think you can see stars coming THROUGH Saturn...? 💀

[@akaiseigo]

Why i craved for enchilada when everytime i hear Enceladus?

[@Arnold-l1k]

Imagine being a Manned spacecraft pilot, And having to figure out how to navigate through the belts of debris and moons

[@jur2823]

Good thing that's not really how spacecrafts work 😂

[@bryan1377]

Then you can’t tell me why the rings are filled with ice and rock and then they radiate heat in infrared?

[@jur2823]

Maybe due to radiation from the massive gas planet the rings are around... just a hunch

[@herbertfawcett7213]

So the images are edited before they are "science ready?"

[@TNTProDukZ]

Yes, they have to remove all the ufos and other extraterrestrial space elements!

[@staticsfs6823]

The JWST is not for Planets, but for Farther Deep Space Objects

[@jur2823]

Just say you know nothing about space OR science...

[@13g95]

I own the Selfridge Air force base literally and Space force I swear to myself I do 💞

[@Neptune997]

That’s because Hubble collects Visible light while Webb collects IR light.

[@pobinr]

Webb is the most amazing deep space telescope. Seems a waste of time using it on planets, but I guess not much time needed for light collection so these images won't have taken up much of Webb's time

[@thedona.r.kbnoah7334]

We sent James to the Moon ⚠️👀

[@billyhomeyer7414]

Now I have to take a nap.

[@agncxrx]

If I had the money of Ilon Mask I would spend it rather for making telescope with diameter 100 m than for Mars travel