James Webb Space Telescope: How will it work? - BBC News

[@whirledpeas3477]

A lot of people spent their entire careers putting this wonderful machine into space and I hope it works perfectly

[@sahidmarquez1817]

GROW UP.

[@narrativequestion]

yeah, who is that then?

[@grifonumon]

@@pastorpeteonthestreet3112 🙄 sure, quote from a book +2000 years old

[@Plant_Parenthood]

I guess we will find out in about a month. I am really excited to see the images that it sends back!

[@Plant_Parenthood]

@@bihapi If you say so.

[@Zachcraftone]

This is truly a Christmas miracle, and I personally can’t wait to see what else scientific innovation will bring us.

[@LEO-xo9cz]

It really is feeding the hungry.

[@sugiantosugi5956]

Aihaveeinstrosenequarionexactly

[@LEO-xo9cz]

@fuckyoutubepolicy staff There are many poor and destitute people. Cheap crap like McDonalds, Fried chicken and junk food are the problem. The problem is a lot more complex than you make out. Your comment is ignorant.

[@bigslim7870]

@@LEO-xo9cz your comment is equally ignorant. NASAs budget only makes 0.45% of the US national budget. So if your mad about poor and hungry people. Look at the military which takes roughly 60% of US taxes.

[@giokaios]

It scares me that the most difficult part of the whole thing will start on day 7, when the sun protection will have to start deployment and there are 300 critical points. There are so many things that could go wrong. I really hope everything goes smoothly there are immense sacrifices and sweat behind this project.

[@heekomogwin]

It’s somewhat disappointing that after 30 years of development they haven’t factored in ways to service this $10 billion masterpiece if something goes wrong. And why they didn’t factor in sending out additional means of power to extend the life beyond 10 years. At this stage in human ingenuity, I’m sure it wouldn’t be that difficult to have designed it so that you could send out an additional means of power to piggyback where it currently is to give it power for another 10 years, as well as more thrusting capabilities. If we can dock with the space station I’m sure they can do that. But you better believe if something goes wrong I will find a way to send something out there lol.

[@giokaios]

@@heekomogwin I think it will be too distant to send any help

[@kingrobertbaratheonofhouse6190]

This telescope is CGI created by hollywood industry to show to Russia beat space race for new world, and now russia will invade Ukraine.

[@GunZFoX]

@@kingrobertbaratheonofhouse6190 Are you drunk?

[@Godwin_J24]

@@giokaios no shit

[@Fachri444]

this telescope can see a new world from the distance, which is incredible for us, this is a history of humankind.

[@Will-xc8hg]

Not true sadly

[@exoplanets]

*Can't wait for the James Webb to find out whether our closest exoplanet is habitable!*

[@khuramnasar1905]

Or habited already....

[@ejkalegal3145]

There are alien bases on Phobos and probably the Moon too.

[@filhanislamictv8712]

It is watch dont look up

[@enbonj5842]

Thank you to everyone that has invested so much time and energy to bring this gift to humanity

[@UnrealTournament420]

Space doesn’t exist, they are lying to you

[@enbonj5842]

@@UnrealTournament420 my eyes don't lie.

[@universeofdiscovery]

This telescope will allow us to see back in time to when the Universe was young. Wonder what groundbreaking discoveries we will make.

[@kingrobertbaratheonofhouse6190]

its cgi to cause russia to invade ukraine

[@spakeface9752]

It won’t space literally cannot exist

[@aaronhelsby8214]

@@spakeface9752 what 😂

[@laidbacklaw]

Doubt they'd show us anything.

[@SunnyvaleTrailerParkSupervisor]

Zero

[@avarmauk]

I wish this project success. I can’t wait to see the images this can produce.

[@martydav9475]

One of the extraordinary things about this is that it was launched from French Guiana, which is part of the Amazon rainforest, in which it is believed there are still about twenty tribes who haven't been contacted and are believed still to be living a stone age type of existence. So rockets launched into space in one part of the Amazon and tribes living a stone-age existence in another part of the Amazon - it's hard to believe that really.

[@avarmauk]

@@martydav9475 wow I think know that. Imagine what those tribes will think if they see the launch.

[@JJ-006]

Cartoon cgi images

[@JJ-006]

@Lukas Lombardo about as bright as the luminaries you see when you look up

[@JJ-006]

@Lukas Lombardo 🤡

[@EliasBac]

Please unfold smoothly and perfectly 😭

[@boonteetan4448]

A small launch for space telescope, a giant launch for mankind in space knowledge..

[@sh7asoiaf]

Thanks to the entire NASA team and other collaborators that made this day possible. This sort of events always proves our existential purpose and our deep connection with the universe.

[@HusseinDoha]

Of all US government spending, as a taxpayer, I never get disappointed with NASA. They deserve every penny. They also do so much in promoting science locally.

[@IKEMENOsakaman]

As person who saw the moon landing on TV real-time, I've never imagined that NASA AND private firms jointly pushed forward humanity's space explorations in the 21st Century.

[@guff9567]

There is NOTHING up there. Just another scam to steal taxpayers' money.

[@JamesSmith-vz8yr]

Moon Landings - Don't make me larf.....

[@guff9567]

@@Zeuswashington Sorry? what does what?

[@guff9567]

@@Zeuswashington The Universe does what?

[@blackheart7886]

You saw '2001 a space odyssey' the rehearsal, then you saw them re-film it and convince people they landed on the moon.

[@sunny-sq6ci]

prob the coolest part of the telescope's gold layer, is there's a near 100% chance all the gold came from a supernova. it literally came back home.

[@briannovak5028]

It’s also like 1/1000th of a mm thin!

[@dbzandrs2]

I mean all matter came from the same place and is made of the same building blocks

[@LEO-xo9cz]

Huh

[@reecewynne2863]

This is a bittersweet moment for me. My last name is Hubble (don’t believe my username that’s my stepdads name). While I have loved having my last name associated with that wondrous telescope, this is a giant leap forward in engineering. 1000 years ago we were fighting with blades on horseback and now we are launching a telescope worth more than someone could fathom back then. God, what a time to be alive

[@iandoyle3695]

1000? Try 150. Calvary battles were a regular thing in the 1800s. We went from having the first flight by the Wright Brothers to putting a man on the moon in less than 60 years. It's incredible.

[@Omnipotent-Q]

What do you both mean by “we”? You had nothing to do with any of these things!

[@reecewynne2863]

@@Omnipotent-Q we refers to the human race, it’s not new to refer to the human race as “we”

[@reecewynne2863]

@@iandoyle3695 i was just stressing the whole “back then humans did this and now we do this “ kinda thing if you know what I mean? But yeah the wright brothers fact is pretty cool 😂

[@Omnipotent-Q]

@@reecewynne2863 I just find it hilarious when members of the human race try to take credit for things a few people did. The “it’s all about me and my name” thing coupled with it made it doubly funny thanks

[@1066gaz]

Watched it live absolutely awesome.

[@ExcaliburAero]

Yeah! The raw power those engines give out is insane

[@____Anonymous___]

Thanks to everyone who worked on this!

[@y_fam_goeglyd]

I _really_ hope it works better than Hubble did on first being launched. Nobody can fix it if it goes wrong. This _has_ to work first time! I can't wait to see the first images.

[@wardaddy6002]

Elon Musk will get it fixed.

[@geminivegan6587]

Where can we see those images?

[@LEO-xo9cz]

Never mind you will be paying for it.

[@MyLateralThawts]

I wonder what the next generation of space telescopes will be like? Starship will be able to lift 100 tons into LEO. Its successor will supposedly be able to lift over 500 tons. I’m having a tough time imagining such massive telescopes …but I’m sure some scientists are already working on them.

[@after_midnight9592]

Make a whole upper stage into a telescope. Its radius is even bigger than JWST.

[@samsonsoturian6013]

The engineers behind the Webb think it would be easier to assemble the next telescope in space.

[@sanjisanpu]

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[@MyLateralThawts]

@@sanjisanpu Thank you. First I’ve heard of LUVOIR and I’m already looking forward to its eventual deployment, particularly LUVOIR-A.

[@happygood18]

@@pastorpeteonthestreet3112 Nobody asked 🙄

[@demonetizedhistory5806]

OMGGG I saw this when I was at the beach on Christmas 😍 I was at city beach, Perth, Western Australia.

[@therese369]

I saw this live, so so happy that everything with the launch went well🙏

[@newsfromchina3581]

Hope this telescope will do something good for humanity and space exploration 🚀

[@huajie666liu8]

Think in this way. This time machine is a tool to test our theories. What we think about the origin of the universe. The big bang theory. The expansion of the universe. The phases of the universe development. The formation of spiral galaxies. All those theories we now take for granted will be shown a clear picture to be tested, and or corrected. How exciting to think about it.

[@nasawebbtelescope957]

Hopefully using this phenomenal instrument, the James Webb Telescope and looking back in time will help us uncover the immemorial mysteries of the universe and our existence in the constant ancient expanding vacuum. Many mysteries always lead to even more mysteries and questions, but that's what makes it even more exciting and motivating. God bless to all of you.

[@heaart2145]

Sophia 🛫will take the pictures🌌 and you will all be fooled yet again!😉😂🤣🎭

[@michelemcguire8995]

Nope

[@sumthinfresh]

@Kids vlogs 👈 is posting vids of little girls

[@jaseayathorai3762]

It was awe inspiring watching the launch.

[@TECHN0]

So excited for this!

[@julianaylor4351]

Can't wait to see what they find. ❤️

[@kunmwas9437]

I'm happy to witness this historic day ... good luck to mankind 💎💎🙏🏾

[@emmanuelokenwa67]

I stopped following news about galaxies when Hubble reached it's limits. It's time for new and exciting discoveries, I cant wait.

[@NILOYKARMAKAR]

Oh I am so excited.

[@skymooov132]

Hopefully this time next year we will have a better understanding of the universe.

[@MikeNapoli1989]

Praying

[@stephenhowell834]

Voyager1 launched in1977 laft our solar system in 2013 Still in our galaxy SO I expect we won’t see any feedback with regards to the Universe next year and perhaps not in our lifetime! Sadly.

[@bonysminiatures3123]

@@stephenhowell834 well your wrong cos if it works , we will get info back this year.....

[@stephenhowell834]

@@bonysminiatures3123 REALLY? This year? Before January 1st NEXT YEAR?? 6 days and counting.

[@hy7968]

@@stephenhowell834 It would probably take 6 months to set up the telescope and get it to where it needs to be

[@fuckbankers]

Fingers crossed that it opens properly. 🤞🏼

[@xxxremastered3264]

Designed perfectly 💯🔥

[@I-am-not-a-number]

With taxpayers money.

[@andrewquintero7590]

Will this telescope be able to spot Voyagers 1 & 2?

[@Milo19970]

I’m not that into space science but i love new discoveries of our space. Hopefully james webb can spot planets that most likely have life on it. We probably won’t ever be able to visit those planets but i think its still fascinating to discover. And it finally gives us the answer if we are alone or not. I personally think we are either the first planet with life and meant to spread out in the universe over millions/billions of years or that we are not alone and life is actually very comon but just very rare to be nearby. But how likely would it be for our planet to be the only one with life when there are an 7 quantillion planets estimated to be out there?

[@ubobu3613]

Earth exists in universe,hence there is life in universe

[@thepoptingz]

We probably will BE able to visit some day.

[@spakeface9752]

It’s fake

[@beenishkhurram6131]

@@spakeface9752 it is not fake

[@aion3305]

@@spakeface9752 lol maybe the moon landings were but this is definitely not fake

[@astronomiahobby2549]

The year 2021 was spectacular for astronomy!

[@spakeface9752]

The concentric star circles in your pfp show the world is stationary We’re not barrelling in multiple vectors at millions of mph through a vacuum

[@beenishkhurram6131]

@@spakeface9752 it does not show that. The earth can be rotating and it will have the same effect. Earth is not stationary

[@ct6502-c7w]

@@spakeface9752 You're deranged.

[@UnderGroundMerlin]

@@spakeface9752 Learn more about science and a LOT more about how light particles work.

[@spakeface9752]

@@UnderGroundMerlin who ever verified these particles ffs

[@Mike-ur6no]

Hope everything will work out good!!!

[@brianbrady4496]

What an exciting moment to be alive

[@zhangweidong1177]

感谢科学家的努力，希望将来能带给我们人类新的惊喜。

[@garyproffitt5941]

Marvelously and open your mind.

[@rakeshts88]

Mind blowing !! Kudos to all scientists worked on it. Geniuses of the world 👏👏👏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@kingrobertbaratheonofhouse6190]

its cgi to beat space race

[@avarmauk]

A dying breed, especially in the US

[@ljramirez]

@@mohdfowzanshalla531 ... nope

[@avarmauk]

@fuckyoutubepolicy staff lol you sound really insecure.

[@ljramirez]

@@mohdfowzanshalla531 0 proof of any god... it's an archaic, outdated, unnecessary concept.

[@EAcapuccino]

Ooh! Such an eye opener! 😍😮😯🛰️

[@randomassname445]

The geniuses behind this space telescope will be remembered forever. Thank you to the great minds behind this! 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@MilanVonley2705]

alien watching the launching from their telescope : 👁🦶👁

[@SamuelBlack84]

I would absolutely love to be able to see the birth of the universe. I want the knowledge of the entire universe

[@amadaltaf7852]

@@inthewoods6857 The further you look the more distant past you are looking at.

[@Omar_Santisi_]

@@inthewoods6857 light takes a long time to travel, if you look through a telescope 1000 light years away, you will be looking 1000 years in the past

[@andyhelliwell4955]

I wonder if the universe imploded and didn''t explode ? We may be on the outside looking in ?

[@samsonsoturian6013]

That's a common misconception. There's no way to tell when distant light was emitted.

[@Omar_Santisi_]

@@samsonsoturian6013 How is it a common misconception when nearly every article states that it is true. I mean if im wrong fair enough but is there any info to back up what your saying or just an assumption

[@latino.raptor]

Thanks for the video!

[@DwainDwight]

amazing. well done to all. Can't for it to start working

[@LewisJohniom]

I just wish to say something here. I watched the launch of JWST live on NASA's KZbin channel. I've been waiting for that launch and deployment for a long time, ever since I've first heard of this project back in the late 90's... This year, I've spent Christmas alone.. but I didn't regret it. I did not, because I know, I watched one of the greatest moments in Human History unfolding in front of my eyes. It felt like a Christmas present. It was a perfect launch and what a view it was when the first sunshield unfolded and the first rays of the Sun covered the the spacecraft in a glory of light..! And then I saw something, I still can't believe... Sure, it wasn't the first time... But this time, it was different. First, I saw only one appear in the far distance... Then came a whole swarm of it. No, it wasn't ice. I've seen hundreds of launches in my life, most of them live. I know, how ice can be built up on spacecrafts and rockets and what happens at separation, how those ice particles move and at what possible trajectories they follow. What I've seen now, was something totally different. No, not satellites. Satellites have fixed orbit, occasionally adjusted to avoid collisions with other space objects. Their speed is fixed and constant, so is their orbital track... What we've seen here, are not from this Earth. A launch like this had attracted the interest of many. Not only us, Humans. Soon, the Time is here, when all shall be Revealed.

[@stevefrosters6427]

Unfold the universe

[@guff9567]

Nothing doing. Taxpayers' money fleecing scam

[@salsa564]

@@guff9567 That’s ridiculous. You don’t understand what you’re saying

[@guff9567]

@@salsa564 I know that the money was actually used to pay for drugs and hookers. What's up there is an empty box, and what will be released will be photoshopped fakes

[@user-so2nm4gz6u]

@@guff9567 no point arguing with these dumb conspiracy theorists 😏😅. Learn some science boomer

[@guff9567]

@@user-so2nm4gz6u I agree

[@thepepper191]

So cool! We are living history.

[@linettepellegrino2559]

This Webb Telescope Is Outstanding, Utterly Beyond Your Scope Of Thought, It Will See Way Back In Time, Which Is Truly Amazing...🤔

[@davidjacobs828]

Here's a heads up linette.. Nothing and nobody has ever been in space. Look who 2 of the 5 founders of nasa are ffs... Aleister Crowley and Walt Disney ??????? Helloooo...🤣

[@heavenlyxtacy]

Hoping it will be a success.. Fingers crossed

[@klaus254]

Imagine being a flat-earther in this era.

[@GT-ry1cv]

?

[@robsol123]

Amazing

[@simonvanna6722]

I wish they put live video on the journey.

[@mylittleatlas5606]

The eagle nebula is pink in colour,that we learnt from the hubble space telescope, let’s see if the colour changes in this telescope, very informative, kudos to the Engineering team who have assembled it.

[@marknorville4192]

No, what you see the colour that you see is artistic images and not reality. If you look at Mars through a telescope, it is not red. The list goes on, you are being fooled by fake images.

[@bikrampathak9223]

this telescope will definitely prove a major milestone in space exploration and our understanding of the universe itself.... the stakes are so high for JWST..I hope everything goes as planned

[@samcomposer]

Can’t wait for this telescope to take a picture of the earth. Not a cgi spinning ball.

[@Xerox482]

LOL ya we want real pic

[@sourpotpie2000]

Let's not waste money on military and solely focus on space exploration

[@ivaerz4977]

Fine I'll invade your country while u busy doing space.

[@piansaifan4003]

I have a question, will the Hubble telescope be used to see the movement of the james webb telescope?

[@astrophelplays1517]

I hope james webb telescope will work perfectly.. Excited for the discoveries.. 🥰

[@rezaulislam52611]

Thanks for you

[@casienwhey]

Given how complex this machine is (multiple parts had to be invented because they did not exist) and how challenging the deployment sequence will be, I would say the engineer overseeing this project would be effective in any endeavor, at any level, with any organization, for any purpose.

[@jaysonbonita9865]

Psalm 1:29

[@happygood18]

I just can't believe how many flat earthers are in the comment section🙄

[@ScarsUnseen24]

I've been looking forward to this for so long

[@willowsloughdx]

The ELT currently under construction in Chile isn't a bad telescope, either. If both work as planned expect some amazing science to develop during the near future.

[@uzairhingorjo3274]

Kudos to scientists ❤️❤️❤️

[@nickrich56]

Open the floodgates of knowledge, we need it.

[@guff9567]

Fool. This is a scam to destroy mankind.

[@guff9567]

Fool. This is a scam to destroy mankind. Just like that Corona nonsense

[@guff9567]

@BEST FTF PLAYER "This video has been removed by the uploader".

[@Hellndegenerates]

A body of water lays level______

[@guff9567]

@@joedowning2428 You can carry on in ignorance, but the rest of us are just laughing at you

[@BERROU2023]

Well done

[@kritical_2638]

Now some people would say 10 billion dollars could end world hunger Not me though

[@arkatub]

the UN said it world only cost 6 bil...

[@kritical_2638]

@@arkatub yeah, Reply to Elon mask tweet

[@weekiely1233]

When will people learn that you can’t simply throw money at every problem and expect it to go away?

[@live_monkey2485]

10 Billion over 30 years is only the equivalent of each American citizen donating $1 each year... it's not as much as it seems.

[@LEO-xo9cz]

@@weekiely1233 That is a bit of irony for you...

[@Spiritueli]

Seems Brilliant ...

[@carlosli7602]

等待了3年的起飛！祺望帶來人類的新眼界

[@nikkyujoshi]

Amazing things to come from James Webb telescope!

[@anuradham]

Hope it helps the physicists,and the scientists to understand the origins of the known.universe.

[@sjcreativezz]

3:28 Aaila ROHIT MEHRA Zinda hai... 😍

[@David_Bower]

Absolutely fascinating, but If the finest minds on earth don't yet understand the origins of the universe, then what chance does a smooth brain like myself ever have. It's nice to know that we keep trying to learn though.

[@Mr.BobsDog]

Yes

[@xxxremastered3264]

Damn amazing

[@franklinpayero3007]

Loved it.

[@ajoy.kumardeb133]

Extraordinary mission in human history

[@ghqadireducationalpurpose8315]

Great work

[@paudieoc1234]

An amazing accomplishment, what a rewarding end to some amazing careers

[@jamesgulland]

Gotta love science.

[@hyperhybrid7230]

Also known as the flying carpet telescope, lets hope the approx 300 technical modifications in space go to plan. Venture into a new age of science & astronomy.

[@unnamedchannel1237]

Not sure why they did not deploy everything close here in earths orbit. If something went wrong we could have a space craft near by to correct things. Then boost it out to space once deployed ?

[@pandeysaroj9155]

People whose work for the James Webb they are hard worker.

[@alberteinstein7448]

A great breakthrough for all mankind! Hopefully all goes to plan and we'll be watching the universe in six months' time. Our galaxy alone [according to the most recent conservative data by astrophysicists] has about 400 billion planets orbiting their stars. Of which approx. 2 billion lies in the so-called "golden-haired zone", i.e. one in which the conditions may be similar to those on Earth. And this is only in our galaxy, and the number of galaxies in the "visible" universe [which is about 4% of the total, because 96% is dark matter] is huge. It is estimated that in the visible universe there are approximately 350 billion LARGE GALAXIES, and 3.5 trillion LARGE GALAXIES! Well, it is getting out of control of the mind. And no wonder, because here we are already entering other dimensions, into parallel worlds, into spiritual worlds. And now - how many shoes, arrogance, incomprehensible pathetic egoism do you need to have in you to think that our civilization is the only one in the universe? the infinite vastness of the universe knows that there are millions and billions of civilizations like ours in the universe! And undoubtedly our civilization, unfortunately, belongs to the most primitive, beginners, and fledgling. UFO is a common phenomenon, every day hundreds of people around the world observe UFOs, while a significant part of UFO objects comes to us from other dimensions through wormholes. Civilizations ahead of us by thousands or millions of years gained such technology about which people so-far did not even dream of. Albert Einstein is one of the few scientists who "hooked" on the mechanisms functioning in the universe. And in the end I will say this - if you want to know where, soon after the death of the physical body, you will be temporarily staying [before you REINCARNATE INTO THE NEW PHYSICAL BODY], this telescope will tell us a lot about it - it will reveal the so far invisible parallel worlds, other dimensions - because apart from what can be seen with the naked eye - he will be able to observe in infrared this TIME VEHICLE THANKS TO BILLIONS OF YEARS ALMOST TO THE BIG BANG!

[@justgivemethetruth]

Golden haired zone ... sheesh, how racist can you get? ;-) Who thought of that brilliant name?

[@georgeharwin336]

I believe it’s called “The Goldilocks zone” is it not?

[@joelek19]

Never heard so much drivel from a clown that believes in aliens

[@alberteinstein7448]

@@joelek19 I am not interested in religious dogmas, I am an astrophysicist and I rely solely on knowledge

[@LEO-xo9cz]

Thanks mr cut and paste.

[@amitgold1642]

It's a monumental effort! GOD bless JWST.

[@Dra741]

The most incredible thing about how people is that is going to be able to look at exoplanets and determine what's on their surface, if this planet is is with living beings we can see it

[@edouardmontfort7816]

Nope sorry, it will only be able to see whether there's an atmosphere and what's its approximative composition. Remains cool anyways, but let's be honest with the capabilities of the tool.

[@TylerSolvestri]

That's not possible yet lol

[@praveenchoudhary8672]

Finally ❤️❤️

[@bulotazzz]

Hopefully james webb can zoom in on my hometown.

[@RayMerrell68]

So...what part of "It's an infra-red telescope that instead of being easily parked in low earth orbit has to be sent a million miles out of reach, causing decades of delays and billions of dollars in cost overruns, just so that it isn't blinded by the thermal radiation of the planet and the star it orbits" didn't you understand?

[@Daddy-do8bn]

The cost of getting a few more cool pictures of a universe we already know is amazing could have cured world hunger. Crazy world.

[@maribethquito8409]

blame the government for doing so bad not nasa

[@vaporwave4880]

No it couldn’t. Not even close.

[@CryptoLiveTrading]

Fix hunger and more people are born. Worsening the problem long term.

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[@JessandGabriel-i6v]

@Margaret Foster Please do you mind sharing any means of reaching out to him easily? I'm really interested I believe this is genuine

[@jajajajja3481]

Really again? Wtf dude no one can be this brain dead i really hope people can realize this is a scam come on i don't believe there is someone capable of believing this We are on the internet KZbin to be exact there is no conversation that go like that here and no everyone Will use photos of people Taken from Google image (Right click and do image search) This is dumb

[@jajajajja3481]

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[@jajajajja3481]

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[@mohammadmusa8808]

Congratulations. Let us hope for the best.

[@pinaky_AnVikSiki]

New horizons for human curiosity... hat's off to behind-the-scenes all hardworking people...

[@ct6502-c7w]

@@voicezful Go cry on Tumblr, whiney SJW.

[@ct6502-c7w]

@@voicezful That you're a whiney Millennial SJW? Yes, you established that with your ridiculous original comment.

[@voicezful]

@@ct6502-c7w People go hungry, lack fresh drinking water and proper sanitation across the world and meanwhile billions are spent nosing about where we don't belong. just more costly spyware, under the pretence of looking for life. We have life on planet earth, that priority number one.

[@gamaybear]

this is great

[@Greenpoloboy3]

Answering humans biggest questions: What is the shape of the Earth? What is that white big orb in the sky? Why is the bigger orb so bright?

[@DifferentSaturner]

Our third eye can see beyond what those telescopes can see! (Mon 10 Jan 2022 17h50)

[@TONEakaSHOW]

The real question is "when" not "if" they find other life, will humanity be told? I just see this as any other huge project, they will find and see many things. But us, the public will only find out a small percentage.

[@edouardmontfort7816]

The purpose of JWTS isn't to search alien life.

[@TONEakaSHOW]

@@edouardmontfort7816 I know that of course, my point was about extraterrestrial life. You stated the obvious like no one knew already smh 🤦‍♂️

[@edouardmontfort7816]

@@TONEakaSHOW oh because you think that your point was highly intellectual ? 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@JHeb_]

@@edouardmontfort7816 One of the four key goals of JWST mission is to study planetary systems and the origins of life through analyzing the spectra of light coming through atmostpheres of exoplanets.

[@edouardmontfort7816]

@@JHeb_ Absolutely, this is the way it's sold. As a biologist, I think that are a few other parameter involved than the atmosphere. 😁

[@plmng7294]

This is just awesome!

[@skullknight4579]

Just hope we don’t receive images of incoming invasion force lol

[@SamuelBlack84]

That sounds fun 🙂