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Hello and welcome to the How Far Away Is It look at the first images released by the James Webb Space Telescope. It’s been a long wait, but I’m sure you’ll find it was worth it. I’ll start with an early test photo of stars in the Lage Magellanic Cloud. It gives us a hint as to how much more detail we can expect to see with Webb over other space telescopes. Where I can, I start segment with a Hubble image to show the contrast. We’ll take a look at the first formal image release starting with a look at the ‘cosmic cliffs’ in the Carina Nebula followed by the beautiful Southern Ring Nebula. We’ll then cover Webbs analysis of three beautiful galaxies: a bared spiral, a classic spiral and the Cartwheel Ring galaxy. Next, we’ll cover Stephan’s Quintet with a deep look at what Webb found around its central supermassive black hole. And last, we’ll take a deep dive into Webb’s first deep field image.
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@02:43 Massenet, Jules: Meditation from ‘Thais’; Hans Kalafusz (violin), Stuttgart Radio Symphony Orchestra / Sir Neville Marriner, 1987 EMI Electrola GmbH - from the album “The most relaxing classical album in the world…ever!”
@08:34 Bizet, Georges: Entracte to Act III from “Carman”; Orchestre National de France / Seiji Ozawa, 1984; from the album “The most relaxing classical album in the world…ever!”
@11:38 Bach, Johann Sebastian: Air ‘on the G string’; Academy of St. Martin in the Fields - Sir Neville Marriner, 1974; from the album “The most relaxing classical album in the world…ever!”
@15:54 Rachmaninov, Sergei: Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini - Variation 18; Cecile Ousset (Piano), City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra / Sir Simon Rattle, 1984; from the album “The most relaxing classical album in the world…ever!”

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I was hoping that JWST would catch your interest and provide material for new episodes - awesome! I just saw the introduction and I already know that we will enjoy the wonderful images and commentary on our new " small step for man". Thank you again for all the tremendous work. The amount of time, research and dedication... outstanding effort!

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Thank you David, your videos are a source of joy. You are the Bob Ross of space.

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It's crazy seeing all the galaxies in the background, and knowing that at each one, there are just as many more galaxies visible. It may well extend to infinity. It's truly mind blowing

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this is the best and calmest analysis of the 1st release many thanks, Sir

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So calm indeed that it sounds normal at 1.75 playback speed

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Amazing video, I was waiting for your video since the release of the first images of JWST.. Your knowledge and easy to follow presentation are great. Many other videos on youtube about this images are just click bait full of stock videos, with little to no knowledge, so is a giant difference. Many thanks for having such amazing channel.

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Your presentation always leaves me breathless David.

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Thank you for the thoughtful transitions from Hubble to JWST! Terrific as always.

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Dude I have been waiting for your James Webb updates thanks so much I hope you do 20 videos on it lol

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Thank you for sharing. Video is very well paced! I like that you speak slowly and clearly and leave pauses. (As opposed to some other KZbin channels covering this topic)

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This is the Webb KZbin first explainer video I’ve been waiting for. A true source of expert knowledge as always and thankyou Sir!

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I remember a few years ago I wished this thing would launch before you leave us one day. May you live many more so we can witness its discoveries together. Much love and take care

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Been watching all your videos since the very beginning 8 years ago. While not the first to cover the jwst images, youre the best ;) Keep up the good work and thank you so much for all your videos!

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Thankyou Jesus! My brain is fudge @ 16:05! Great music, love your speaking too. Remember you are not space dust. Just may thank me one day.

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One thing I dare to note is that your mic’s noise cancelling feature leaves too obvious silence between your pauses when there is no background music.. 😅

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the best review of webbs first images. thank you thank you

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I have been excited for at least 3 years waiting for the day you start a new 'How Far Away Is It' series on the JWST :)))))) Thanks so much for all your hard work!

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i realize you’ve applied the noise gate on the audio track to mask the noise during the silent breaks between narration, but it’s conversely got some sort of unintentional opposite effect of highlighting the absence of noise during those parts. so much so that i’m commenting less than a minute into the video.

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Thank you

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You have the most calming voice and with the music playing in the background. I love it

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Fantastic video. Such a shame to see people in the comments who so fervently believe in strange ideas about the universe or wish to discredit the amazing work being done by the scientists who work with the data gathered from JWST and other telescopes.

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You must be so happy how far we have come from the 70s 👏👏

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Thank you so very much for your videos! The beautiful images, your informative narration, educating us about the wonders of our universe! Also, thank you for the beautiful classical music in the background, along with description of the pieces in the description. So stunning, calming, to make us sit back and contemplate the beautiful nature of creation.

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Make more videos 👋😃.

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Simply Incredible! The pale blue dot, indeed.

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It's staggering to behold, isn't it? :-)

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What JWST is to Hubble, you are to other teachers of astrophysics, Professor. I'm pretty sure I speak for many of us. Thank you.

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Thank you again Sir for another piece of Art, and good to see you again.

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It's so wild that I'm not the only one that falls asleep to these videos. SEA is a GREAT channel for that too.

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He has the perfect voice for a hypnotist. Whenever I want to nap in my chair I put on one of his videos. My favorite is how far away is it 11 Andromeda and the local group.

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SEA sometimes add dramatic music. Not as good as this channel

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Mr. Butler, I'm so glad you've been posting videos much more consistently ever since the JWST was released into space

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Thank you David.

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Thank you Mr.Butler, I've been subscribed to you amazing channel for around 3 years I don't reply very much but you Sir are one of a very small group of my favorite narrators, and I'm subscribed to 1,065 channels the last time I checked, I find your videos fascinating and could not click on it fast enough, Also IMO, No matter how smart and educated one is It's hard to understand how vast the universe/universes are, I'll be 64 years old next week and can't learn enough fast enough, It seems the older I get the more I wish to know about the Cosmos, among other things, It's very profound, Again Thank You Sir and I wish you all the best, ML & R👍 📡

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