James Webb Detected Light of Remote Objects at the Edge of the Universe

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Been on a discovering and learning spree about space and the recent discoveries we been seeing and it’s COMPLETELY AWESOME! Space is such a extreme and fascinating vacuum that always gets us more curiouser and curiouser like Alice in Wonderland :). Honestly I wished I could understand most of what you guys are talking about, but my brain is a little slow and can only focus on one object at a time 😅 but this certainly excites me and other people too. Keep up the work and educating others 🛰

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Just know all these videos and all the study and we still know nothing....I THINK WE SHOULD FOCUS MORE ON OUR PLANET ITS THINGS HERE WE DONT KNOW

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Another excellent video to educate and inspire!

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Great voice over, enjoying your work.

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my fav. szölőszisztem back! wonderful pics awesome editing, the sound is fantastic!

[@MrJoeMarc]

Thank you for the amazing video! Can't wait to see more from James Webb telescope.

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This is some top notch content right here . Gotta love the beginning tho 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@gracie99999]

it’s so dope man..puts things in proper perspective

[@Scoliosis]

now THIS is the stuff I've been waiting to hear about from JW telescope-me0W!

[@darkfox2076]

It's always a quality video. Very well done its always very enjoyable and entertaining. Thanks kozmo

[@TragoudistrosMPH]

Very high quality and incredibly informative! The brown dwarf section was my favorite. Giving names and distances made it easy to follow along. If I had one small suggestion, it might be to indicate if some of the seriously realistic images (of nebulae or stars) were CGI or from JWST. Most differences were obvious, to me, but a few I wasn't sure. Excellent overall!

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Agreed. I really appreciate that Astrum does it in his videos. Like you said, it makes it easy to distinguish what is real or not.

[@PrinceChaloner]

Our Galaxy the Milky Way is just one galaxy. Just imagine millions more. We are surely not alone... Someday we will meet....

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@c....hopefully. yet, it is far more possible we will destroy ourselves...

[@TLabsLLC-AI-Development]

@@edoedo8686 Not really. It's relative though.

[@TLabsLLC-AI-Development]

I find the fact that we may be one of the most mystifying things of living in this age. JWST has a chance but we'll probably have to wait a couple more generations of telescopes.

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This telescope is a true world wonder. The universe is so big 🤯

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Creation is fascinating. Whoever made this universe is truly a master designer.

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@@Boryte however this universe came to be, it is pretty amazing

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Must be incredible being on the inside of the James Webb project, seeing all the data first hand

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Yeah he's good but I like history of the universe narrator a bit better.

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I don't know, I actually think his accent is really weird. It's almost like someone trying (badly) to copy an Australian trying to copy a posh South African. See around 9:00 for example. "Jehmes Wehbb" "cehpable of observing not ehwnly" "huhndreds of loight yers" "Carrrrr(rolling R)ina" "low-cayted". Just strange elocution of some of the vowels that stray all over the place.

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My girlfriend thinks he sounds like a schmuck!

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@jeyes.. yes. Sorry to say it's called non0x2 syndrome. From birth. Effects speech 💬

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Amazing voice... ❤️

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James Webb one of the many peaks of human genius

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This is really good...thank you for this!! Future, Current and Science Classes all around the WORLD should be excited about this science and more!!

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dang! that CGI so good

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Spectacular

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I wish they would spend a few more hours on Proxima, well the Centuari system in general.

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Very informative and enjoyable video. A few words of the narrator are not clearly audible due to unnecessary loud background music. Please avoid that in your next videos.

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awesome graphics

[@ronnienyabire4607]

How i wish i could understand everything here but anyway thank you Science, thank you the James Webb telescope crew.

[@gracie99999]

you could in easier [well not easy ]way then the norm by resonating with it all ..and really this what we are meant for in a sense. and this is what science could use cause now some are questioning things like love and compassion and wondering what’s the origin of these intangibles? yet it’s intangibles that could give real clues to ways of approach and direction that could clarify in true seeker whether in science or spiritual matter since both basically seeking the same-what’s the underlying truth , the root of the root of the root? **i realize some of these things not popular when bringing up ‘resonance’ 🙄🤓

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Well done 👍✅

[@glomerol8300]

I don't know about the soundtrack, guys. It sounds way too dramatic with the tympanies, eerie-choir and stuff. It sounds more like a movie where, oh I don't know, maybe where 'Stormtroopers' are all breaking into something and invading and conquering and fighting breaks out. LOL My advice: Get a more mellow, reflective soundtrack and lay off the typanies, dramatic/eerie choirs and horns... until a star or space telescope blows up or something. LOL

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Happy Halloween everyone

[@damonbutler9026]

I like how the CGI renderings show the James Webb space telescope indirect sunlight completely making the heat shield pointless!

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👍thank you

[@baranyiproduction]

A great video, lots of information. The back ground music is so much disturbing that it takes away your attention from your great information.

[@alex0005]

As an individual being among billions and the infinite universe, I would gladly say that my mind is blown.

[@gracie99999]

the viewing for sometime of things of this nature frightened me to the core due to its vastness! but got over it.

[@jisu222]

JWST is such a marvel of engineering pushing us so far forward in our knowledge of the universe. Absolutely awesome.

[@krissykatt324]

I can't wait for the stuff they are looking into behind the scenes I heard it'll be a year before some of it will even be public knowledge. You know it must be pretty important and worth something if it isn't being publicly released... I guarantee you they are looking very seriously at the trappist-1 system. Many promising planests in that system. I bet there is some life even if it's just bacterial. I can't wait to find out. Waiting is driving me crazy.

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The universe is also getting further out everyday

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[@Rshan-x7c]

Its very easy to spot intelligent in any planet look for any light on the surface, like our own planet we see lights shaping the continent.

[@AJScraps]

*JWST* makes me so excited and I can’t wait for MORE new discoveries! 🛰 👀

[@jlet4ever]

Happy to learn here that James Webb is still alive! Sweeet.

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The JWST is the coolest thing humans have ever done. 👍👍👽🚀

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Next to the hydrogen bomb 💣

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There is one glory of the sun, and another glory of the moon, and another glory of the stars: for one star differeth from another star in glory. ❤️

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If at all possible, would you make a segment on KOI-4878.01

[@nkwizzay7719]

W background song in the beginning

[@therainmaker3537]

Edge of the Universe??? Lets be honest...With space expanding, We don't even know if there is an edge...

[@gracie99999]

the universe is expanding yet there must be a line that delineates? and what’s beyond that?

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Lovely video. Thanks for sharing. I do too videos on small scale. Awesome animation.

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WOW 😀

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Good video

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It's more than probable that scientist don't know 1/2 as much as they think

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much much less then that ..confidence and talk take for what they are..theories abound yet idea change daily. using wrong tools for the job just like everything else science related there was a time when being objective was understood and now the experiment is separated from the experimenter in a sense and geared for specific results .. so then what’s the point of the experiment exactly!? thy are emotionally attached and no matter how objective the look yet attached to outcomes nevertheless prevent actual potential of happening. there was an experiment in I think 60s where some scientists were observing small particles of matter going through channels created and what they noticed is that these particles were behaving like matter when observed going through set channels , yet when not observed behaving like waves and going through walls of channel whichever way!

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5:54 nice

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My only complaint is that you have JWST launching on a Delta II and not an Ariane 5. lol. If that is the only nitpick I have, you are doing a great job! Keep it up!

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The background music is way too distracting!!

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@12:11 I hear Big Bung. Anyone?

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Ok...very good for itself!!!

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QUESTION: how do they know it's the edge of the universe? What makes them so certain there isn't yet another barrier out at that "edge of the universe" and some larger space that lay beyond???

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2:04 except that it left Earth on a Ariane 5, not on a Delta II.

[@chipwilliams6236]

You have to be a fool to believe that that thing can see the edge of the universe

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The bear went over the mountain, to see what he could see. All that he could see was the other side of the mountain.

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he’s in need of another set of eyes

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@@gracie99999 Bears can smell BS from across the universe

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@05:52 noice!

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That music! They should design a telescope that's shaped like Sauron's eye. And send it to Uranus. 🔥☻😱😉

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KZbin becoming impossible to watch with so many advertising… make us watch it before the video and now are two adverts in the beginning and then adverts all over the video… not nice KZbin

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it's 1 to 2 in the beginning and then 1 to 2 at the end, the ones inbetween only exist if the youtuber wants them there. or your just unlucky.

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Wish the world's war budget was put to better use like this

[@punkem733]

The first meeting discussing what at the time was called the next generation space telescope was in Sept 1989 in Maryland. They even had a simulated image of a far off galaxy from it as compared to Hubble even though Hubble itself was yet to be launched.

[@AnunnakisVEVO]

I wonder if the scientist used a 😺 eyes as a example of catching light at night and it reflecting off the back of the cats eyes that allows them to see at night? Similarities to with the James web. .

[@attilaporkolab2333]

How do these UAPs travel and get here and from where is the big question

[@ubirter]

The more we discover the less we know

[@gracie99999]

those who actually knew a lot in past wished before there end for another life time so they could absorb more knowledge now in the midst of plenty we are starving

[@SAM-xy7bu]

Nice vedio but really annoying background music 🙄

[@canadian_american84]

I love how you use the word "rarefied" (I know im odd)

[@dmt9582]

If the universe is infinite how can there be an edge?

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Ummmm

[@janklaas6885]

©️9:01

[@drift318]

So, i'm no scientist by any stretch so correct me if I'm wrong here. If light takes years to travel across space. Aren't we seeing this things as they were vs. how they are at this time?

[@stephencooley5523]

When you look into the night sky everything you see has already happened as light even tho it travels fast takes a long time to get to us as the universe is so vast. Your looking into the past when you look into the night sky. So when the James Webb telescope looks at the fist galaxy's formed just after the big bang, it see it how they looked billions of years ago and not how they look now as their light that first shined billions of years ago is just reaching are part of the universe. My mind is blown every time I think about that.

[@rameyzamora1018]

The edge of the VISIBLE Universe -- c'mon, man.

[@bazpearce9993]

That means as far as we can see. What's the issue?

[@waymantooles9949]

Onward through the fog.

[@connect-r]

Turn the music off

[@Timesend]

🔥🔥

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👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

[@samsschool3639]

I always thought WASP stood for "We are satan's people"

[@gracie99999]

probably from the sound of it 😬

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So besides few small mistakes, the information from the title is just one minute or so, in the end. I understand algorithms and such, but this is disrespectful towards your subscribers and actually towards everyone.

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What an amazing video, this is one of the best space & science channels on KZbin 🫡