The Biggest James Webb’s Discoveries So Far

From the day it was conceived to its first light, the James Webb Space Telescope has always got us dreaming. Dreaming about the things we have never seen, finally ready to be observed in great detail, but also dreaming about the things we had witnessed before, cause this powerful tool would allow us to see them in a new light. Quite literally, this marvel of engineering belongs to the family of infrared telescopes. It probes the universe through special lenses, capable of piercing through the immense gas and dust clouds that permeate the universe. Not only does it bring us where we have never been before; it does so in an almost flawless fashion. Webb is like that genius guy in your class who’s already solved the math problem, way before you could understand the assignment.
James Webb has opened a new frontier for science in just more than two years of activity. How did it manage to do so? This video is all about it.
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Early Universe and Supermassive Black Holes
It’s hard to believe for those who were not there witnessing the launch, but the ground in French Guiana literally shook as the rockets on the launch vehicle ignited. It was the morning of Dec 25, 2021. James Webb Space Telescope was just a matter of hours away from its laboratory: space.
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Credits: Ron Miller, Mark A. Garlick / MarkGarlick.com ,Elon Musk/SpaceX/ Flickr
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00:00 Intro
1:15 Early Universe and Supermassive Black Holes
4:00 The True Hubble Constant's Value
6:18 Stellar Jets in Stellar Nurseries
8:34 Exoplanetary Atmospheres
10:28 The Solar System
15:04 The Most Distant Star in the Universe
17:56 NGC 5068 Galaxy
19:13 Jupiter
21:10 Spiral Galaxies Family Portrait
22:00 Ring Nebula
23:18 Webb’s Collection
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[@GaiaCarney]

What a marvelous time to be alive 💫

[@ronaldgarrison8478]

You ain't seen nothing yet. Seriously. I think the Moon is key to a lot of this. There, telescopes can be built with almost no limit to their size, and yet there will be a solid platform on which to construct them, and a heat sink of virtually infinite size. Also, they can be permanently shielded from light pollution from the Sun and Earth, and from manmade radio noise. It's going to open some mind-blowing possibilities.

[@martinlaird9712]

You are always alive and always dead

[@lillyanneserrelio2187]

@@ronaldgarrison8478 excellent points. The moon will serve as a springboard to deeper space missions

[@lillyanneserrelio2187]

Imagine how advanced human space technology would be at today if all the money wasted on the DECADES of nuclear weapon programs was instead diverted to NASA and related sciences

[@chrispicquet733]

Awesome! The more Knowledge that i Aquire, the more amazed I am! The Ultimate Driving Machine That Designed The Universe is Intense! It Is The Bonding Agent That Created Everything. I'm always in awe!

[@Tanjiha-dn7lr]

*Incredible* video! I'm always amazed at how many mysteries space still holds. Looking forward to your next videos!

[@rexpayne7836]

Great content and presentation. Great video. 🇦🇺 😊

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@Williams.L]

Wow great video! Thanks 👍🏻

[@platinumpengwinmusic5564]

Jim Dub got some dope pics for the Gram.

[@KipperSticks007]

Another good and interesting video.

[@help-someone-in-requirements]

Great educational video upload, thanks & stay safe/productive/diligent/perseverant please. 🍒🍉😘💋

[@SarangaVlogs]

Amazing ❤ you deserve millians of views and Subscribers ❤

[@HE-pu3nt]

3:40. "The amount of matter available in the early universe must've been less than there is now" Rubbish.

[@user-lb4yp4sl4y]

Thank you so much for a layman's summary of these incredibly complex issues from the science of astrophysics.

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like this video so so much like you can imagine

[@Nodes805]

Apparently it rains diamonds on Uranus and Neptune

[@jeremycrooks7605]

In the 1980's worked with Harry Kroto Sussex UK and we found long chained Carbon molecules in the interstellar Medium meaning it must have been at least 150K. Wonder if this can be analysed further?

[@smudlicko]

TY

[@SC-bg8wf]

Interesting information but the commentator's relentless cheeriness is very wearing.

[@ric101657]

JWST capture bountiful pictures that gave details to us, like stars, planets, nebula, galaxies, blackholes... for further STUDIES.!!!. so far so good, but remember it is only OBSERVATIONS.

[@richardmercer2337]

"FARTHEST", not "furthest". "far", "farther", "farthest" are used when referring to distance.

[@indianastan]

Are you making fun of the bots accent?

[@jeffs6090]

That couldn't be further from the truth, man!

[@michellearrington4846]

Hubble constant is NOT a doppler effect.

[@gasperstarina9837]

3:45 you actually said that quantity of matter had to be way less in early universe...you should know from the elementary school that cannot be the case😂

[@micheleploeser7720]

Could a black hole which is actually a black sphere explode kind of like the big bang and result in producing another universe similar to the one we understand in the year 2024??? Maybe thousands of other universes??😮

[@JohnJones-xj6js]

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[@Captain.AmericaV1]

Interesting. 💪

[@ml.2770]

Why would you use a inaccurate image of Einstein?

[@ianhastie5785]

I have a difficult time understanding as to why people attempt to use this kind of info as a disapproval of the existence of God, or any kind of supernatural existence. This is beyond beautiful and exciting. If everything has a beginning and an end there’s no way this came to existence accidentally. Here’s my own idea of this and if anyone wants to respond I’m willing to have a cordial and logical conversation over it. I legitimately believe that when God said “let there be light” he is not simply talking about the sun, but also the light of his entrance into the physical realm. I believe that by Christ’s active creation any form of light was made at full visuality, in that the stars we see today are not new in terms of their light making it to us but simply our ability to see them based on distance and our technological advancements. It’s always been available we’ve have just been unable to find it.

[@davidgulliver9577]

If God created the heavens and the earth. Who created God?

[@keithlewis4250]

Reverse auxillary power Marvin. Open airlock #3 Marvin. Marvin Could you pick up that piece of paper ? Can you imagine that me brain the size of a planet picking up a piece of paper? I'm used to being humilated and doing menial tasks i can even dip my head into a bucket of water. After al thats what you really want isn't it ? Would you like me to dip my head into a bucket of water ?

[@rexpayne7836]

I can't find Arthur. 🇦🇺 😊

[@bazilio59]

"Matter was way less in the early universe" How?

[@OnanTheMan]

We don’t know yet 😊

[@edwinbelleza5257]

Is Black Hole, Sphere in shape?

[@ric101657]

yes!!!

[@whtghst8105]

If all galaxies are moving away from each other how can the Milkyway be on a collision course with Andromeda?????

[@carlospomares3225]

Gravity. Just as Earth's gravity might pull on a nearby asteroid, sending it on a collision course with our planet, the Andromeda and Milky Way galaxies interact with each other gravitationally. This has resulted in the two galaxies falling toward each other at a rate of about 37 miles per second (60 km per second).

[@whtghst8105]

@carlospomares3225 Thanks, that has been bugging me!

[@1kvolt1978]

@@carlospomares3225 And why it doesn't work for all other galaxies?

[@carlospomares3225]

@@1kvolt1978 because gravity goes weaker with distance. If two Masses are twice as far away they will have 1/4 of the gravitational force attracting them each other. Still though, Andromeda is not the only galaxy moving towards us. Astronomers have found that around 100 galaxies are moving towards us. Most of them are either in our Local Group of galaxies or within our Virgo Supercluster region.

[@cygnusjabberwock]

How do you equalize space and time? You've already lost mathematically and physically speaking because you don't know

[@spatrk6634]

to "equalize" space and time in the context of General Relativity means to recognize that they are not separate entities but rather interconnected aspects of a single entity: spacetime. understanding and describing the behavior of objects in spacetime requires a unified approach that considers both space and time together.

[@cygnusjabberwock]

@@spatrk6634 yet they are two sides of a single coin.

[@sieryotube]

The script to this video feels AI generated.. why don’t you get to the point with your statements.

[@iamroyalty772]

1x1=2 It only makes sense 😂😂😂

[@spatrk6634]

half a fish times half a fish is a quarter of a fish.

[@Paulancar]

too fool believe that our theories about "big band" could be truth.

[@bestfacthub]

Talking way too fast to retain any bit of information

[@michellearrington4846]

Turn it to half speed.

[@edgoyette8756]

You couldn't before wrong.

[@edgoyette8756]

You couldn't be more wrong.

[@edgoyette8756]

You couldn't be more wrong.

[@michellearrington4846]

The whole model is wrong.

[@freakehoax6406]

Whoever wrote this script is a dud

[@galvestonbragg9718]

contradictions everywhere, what a joke. Do you even hear what you say?

[@mra2zee]

First hehe

[@pluto9000]

🥇

[@gummyyummy4340]

Btw this isn’t true

[@a2jettagli]

I want to know for a fact that it isn't real. Evidence?

[@popeyesweetpea]

annoying narrator

[@mickyflynn635]

You must pay for your sins. If you have already paid, please disregard this notice. P..S. Jesus is dead, and he ain't coming back. Have a nice day.

[@colebuxton1408]

Jesus rose from the dead and He is coming back, repent

[@mickyflynn635]

@@colebuxton1408 When, and does every living being in the universe have to repent, even if they haven't heard about him yet? How does that work, or does that come later? Religions are man-made myths. History is littered with dead gods, as will yours be one day. But whatever gets you through the night.

[@colebuxton1408]

@@mickyflynn635 the death and resurrection of Jesus is literally history, and there is proof of that. And it was literally predicated what He would do over 300 times in a book written over a course of 1500 years. The moment someone hears the gospel and fully receive, they must repent then. And God even gives them time, they have until the day they die to believe in the gospel.

[@jessicabiddle9696]

By their logic Jesus died to prepay for all sin of all time. We are all good to go. Party hard bro.

[@colebuxton1408]

@@jessicabiddle9696 He didn’t die for us to stay in sin, He died so we could walk in freedom from sin. For: “He who practices sin, is a slave to sin.” And: “You will know the truth, and the truth shall set you free.” And again: “to whom the Son sets free, he is free indeed” John 8:32 8:34 8:36

[@Paulancar]

JESUSCHRIST THE KING RISE AND WILL RETURN!!!!!

[@MegaLaMoto]

Why? Because we have a telescope?

[@MegaLaMoto]

Why?

[@MegaLaMoto]

😢

[@sickoftheshit]

You lost me when you identified the genius in the class as a guy. I'm no feminist, but I was moved ahead a grade in school bc I was smarter than my classmates, including the guys. To this day, my brain functions at a higher level.😏😬🤨