James Webb Telescope Just Detected City Lights 7 Trillions Miles From Earth

James Webb Telescope Just Detected City Lights 7 Trillions Miles From Earth
Exploring the depths of space has always been a quest that stretches the boundaries of human understanding. And we are now closer to achieving this goal than ever before in our history, thanks to the James Webb Space Telescope. Sharp images of distant cosmic phenomena are now helping us shape and refine our understanding of the cosmic web like never before. And now, a grand revelation is all set to change everything. The James Webb Telescope has just detected lights from another civilization 7 trillion miles from Earth. Hang tight as we explore the implications of this startling discovery!

[@atomicpsyche1329]

Misleading Title! Was not expected from you channel. The real subject of the tile is at @19:09, that too does not tells us anything about the city lights! Wasted 26 mins....

[@dannydonovan2234]

What's terrifying is if the lights are from technology and the planet is 1700 light years away we are seeing lights that existed 1700 years ago

[@rainshadows17]

If this is actually life on another planet I'd like to imagine those people discovering our lights and freaking out too

[@MrGSXSIR]

What’s the APR on a house loan over there?

[@dbx1233]

"Scientist are POSITIVE that the planet in question, WASP-96B, MAY host extraterrestrial life." 7:28 That's like saying, "I'm not sure, but I know for a fact, I don't know where I am."

[@adambarnhart]

Lights found 1150 light years away, which means they had electricity before we did. We have been looking at the past 1150 years in the past. So what they are today could be far more advanced than we could even understand.

[@Bob-qk2zg]

7 trillion miles is only 1.191 light-years. There's no star that close to us.

[@sparrowmediallc]

Minor/Major correction. *7 Trillion miles = 1.19 Light Years.* That actually matters for this video regarding light and telescopes. That would mean the planet is arguably in our back yard (relative to the size of the observable universe).

[@codymyers4013]

Plot twist.... they just looked out so far it finally looped back around and they are just looking at the other side of earth 😮

[@jadenhasti2266]

What if this isn't another earth what if it's another dimension of us

[@mericet39]

Wasp 96b is 1150 light year away. That's 6,800,000,000,000,000 miles, so 7 ish QUADrillion miles. Only a factor of 1000 out! Furthermore, Wasp 96b is a gas giant.

[@UnoDoseMedia]

It's amazing how this has such a low amount of views as opposed to idiotic videos of pandas scratching or dogs pooping. It just goes to show how intelligent human kind currently is.... God Help Us

[@flipcrippin22]

So if those lights are 1700 lightsyears away then were seeing the lights from 1700 years ago. For all we know that planet doesnt exist anymore.

[@RayArquero]

It’s crazy how all these discoveries are being made in our lifetimes. How very convenient.

[@goldrussh]

One light year is roughly six trillion miles ... the Wasp planet is seven quadrillion miles away, maybe?

[@ComatoseMN]

I'm super glad someone else caught that. I was thinking, wait a minute... Isn't Proxima supposed to be the closest star to us at 4.2 light years away?? >M

[@Technicolor-mother]

I hope they are better than we are if they exist. I also hope we leave them ALONE unless they reach out. The humans in charge are evil, chaotic and destructive. Unless they are far beyond us, we are a HUGE potential threat to ant other life in our universe.

[@realteabaggins]

Considering its about 1150 light years away, they might even know of our existence first

[@2cosmo3]

I've yet to see an image of a planet outside our Solar system ... lots of speculations of how that imaginary object obscuring a star light on it orbit looks like but that's about it ... if I am wrong please show me an image and not just words ...

[@editdaddy1]

If we know about them…how long have they known about us!

[@2DiViDeAndDeViAtE]

Seems like they need some democracy

[@Vincenzo-zx1ed]

Is it possible the lights are a type of tritinite from meteor impacts that is reflective

[@DougBull-jo9vc]

Why isnt this news everywhere blowing peoples minds.Wtf i never heard of this

[@dboogeman2002]

Do you realize how many objects in space emit light?

[@efdeepro6427]

If we see this rn ... that was them 1700 years ago... so basicly, they dont see us ....

[@JayBlackirish]

I feel like this is the alternate universe where we all get alone 😂

[@albertbeccu]

7 trillion miles is about 1.2 light years away. Our nearest star is more than 4 light years away. . . Which planet is this? ...

[@cooltempojr7839]

Chat is this real?

[@m00thegamer]

What if just going through the worst environmental fire ever

[@itsme-vu9kw]

All I know is that we should leave them alone 💀

[@klever...1]

How far away? So how far in the past is that? They're all dead already

[@iansalgado9709]

Why don’t they take images of earth from a distance just for the sake of it?

[@HrHcasper]

So it’s about 1 light year away?

[@Redmoonbroker]

Maybe the lights is earth in the future and we discovered us in the future

[@carloslara5989]

I wonder how much the land cost over there

[@therehbein9387]

6 thousand million million miles away.

[@jman6178]

I wonder what type of power this planet is using,now that would be a discovery*

[@Galejro]

Considering we can see its light our friggin cavemen lvl technology it may be an Ecumenopolis, a Kardashev lvl 1 civilization, so in short, all of it. All the geo-thermal energy output of the planet. The recent volcano eruption in the Pacific produced more heat than Victorian Age Britain, just have a technology to syphon all the heat from your planet's tectonic activity and you get 2 benefits; 1 - colossal amount of energy 2 - You no longer need to worry about tectonics so you can start urbanizing 100% if they got this level tech they may already colonized their star system, colonies for hydroponics and mining etc. to support a global city... That is if this even is true and it's neither a lie or a fluke or a mistake we'll be laughing at later.

[@klauskraut5417]

They must be past the age of the oil lamp!🤡

[@themeantuber]

"They" don't need power, they're too close to their "sun" i.e. their star and they'll find it hard to exist.

[@glmike523]

The power, what power. I would wonder how Worms would want lights. The narrative never really mentioned lights.

[@suspiciousninja1220]

those are the backlighting of the simulation we are in

[@RobertParedes-kl2el]

It had to happen there is life in outer space its rare but it's there

[@joannbarna8235]

What kind of atmosphere does this planet have

[@atmozfear2011]

Are you planning to move ther?

[@Davido50]

Who knows. God made everything so maybe its similar to earth 🌎? 🙏

[@laciehamblin8584]

This is fascinating, but I think we should put this money on trying to fix our own planet, instead of trying to find another planet to later destroy again

[@jacetownsend8551]

What city lights?

[@AMAZIR]

Just fairytales

[@blackholeentry3489]

Seven trillion miles is a tad over one light year. The nearest star to earth, Proxima Centauri, is a little over four light years away, so whatever could this errant light possibly be? A visitor from another stellar system enroute to earth? Shall we all contact Sir Donald Big Rump and jointly prepare a welcoming committee?

[@Galejro]

Big question, to be able to see one another is one thing, to be able to talk to one antother is another. But to be able to get to one another may be impossible. It may simply be physically impossible to travel even to such a close place in space due to laws of physics, who knows. Like if bending 3rd dimension in the 4th may be impossible, maybe there is no way for faster than light travel which would answer the fermi paradox... Maybe all we can do is go 10% light speed and it'll take us centuries/millenia to get from point A to B and this perhaps means we'd have to pack up more food and water for such a trip than Earth can provide... Most importantly who'd give an f about going there. Like you sorta mentioned, our elites are dominated by greedy ppl whose agendas rely on accumulatuion of power and wealth. First we need to want to go there in order to think about technology to get there.

[@desertdog3392]

yeah then later it says 7 trillion miles is 1,140 light years, they forgot 3 zero's. But then i started to do research and discovered that it was the ALMA that first discovered the possible artificial lights on Proxima B 4.3 light years away. Bottomline: a simple little error of a trillion vs a quadrillion makes me suspect this whole video and need to do my own research.

[@CapDanAddams]

Quick dehydrate!

[@CultofThings]

How can something be further than the age of the Universe?

[@joeyhalbrook9818]

It’s so weird to me that we can see stuff that doesn’t exist! I don’t understand the light stuff at all! Like yes it takes time to travel but when it does go out how is there still a light you can see from yrs ago bc the light existed yrs ago it just doesn’t check out!

[@grietjehuggan]

..... so we can destroy it if it does not comply with our way of thinking. Same old, same old.

[@Galejro]

More likely the other way around. Earth is 0.05% urbanized... 0,05% of a nuclear-power civilzation 8 Billion Strong having "mastered" the planet, If proxima B civilization had a James Webb it wouldn't discover us. We discovered them, this means the sheer waste light energy output of the claimed Proxima B civilization is that of an Ecumenopolis, we're likely talking a Kardashev lvl 1 civilization, Trillion strong civilization that likely colonized it's star system and weapons to glass the surface of Earth... If either one of us can get to each other that is.

[@ashleyobrien4937]

just like the Ballot right ?

[@Screamingmaddog]

Okay so when do we wave "HI how are you?"

[@bumbaclotannihilator8814]

Gas Giant that Apparently has city lights lmao .So many question,and no answers.

[@road_warrior_1]

Kinda terrifying if you think about it

[@richardmetcalfjr.1552]

You just made molder very proud & skully believe! We knew the truth was out there! We welcome you visitors!👽🖖

[@boyznthewoodz770]

We would be less than bacteria to interstellar beings

[@alexholste2119]

If it's 7 trillions light years away then we're seeing it as it was long ago. That doesn't mean its still there to date..

[@deflydoesit7292]

Salutations and congratulations

[@anthonyw9759]

If this is real this is the biggest news ever!

[@user-mq9km5lk1e]

Happy new year to you all universe lovers why you talk many times how james webb work every program talk about jwbb they want to see what you program say not to much news about things . how far james can go why it didn,t go to real deep universe there is dark an in the dark there are planets wiht no sun an wiht it that why ask how far james go an they are planets close to earht 2.4.an 4.2 it can fine something intrested an shall be possible to zoom in to surface

[@markvolker1145]

Could you image if these aliens came to earth and talked to Joe Biden... They would think "Damn these earthlings are dumb"!

[@CapDanAddams]

Im just surprised how few views this has at the moment.

[@playwithvee9628]

Hi new friends

[@briandouglas9844]

Gods creation is awe inspiring!

[@earlwade-pf3qy]

I knew there was life on another planet

[@dedskin1]

where are the F city lights

[@cliffdariff74]

If this just happened why were all those people wearing masks 😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@l3wn3ytun3z4]

🤔

[@ronnestman4696]

Ohio State still sucks on this new planet.

[@chriss---]

The have magic isekai is real😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@TacticalTrucker]

_it would take 79,909 years to travel 7,000,000,000,000 miles at a speed of 10,000 miles an hour, a photo is the best that we will get on this planet to reaching life on another planet; God has decided to keep us far away enough that we don’t contaminate any of the life in this universe ergo, are we alone in the universe absofuckinlutely_

[@Davido50]

God's amazing creation 🙏 ..our universe! Something does not come from nothing.

[@iRossco]

Of course it can! Virtual particles actually do pop into & out of existence from the vacuum (which is not empty) all the time. These particles are what Stephen Hawking's BlackHole Hawking radiation is related to.

[@rickyrowell7411]

Nothing to do with god

[@uranusismightybig5111]

So, were, or from what, does your God come from?

[@allahthegod]

Nasal.. some of the smartest ppl on earth... yet they wear masks that don't protect from viruses ... 😅

[@bradleypgamer996]

The gap between nothing and something is infinite. There is only one explanation for the creation of our universe and that is our Lord God the Holy Trinity the Father the Son and the Holy Spirit.

[@YenArena]

keep on exploring...u ll only find the wonders of God's creation....

[@wobogoat3379]

Wow the truth is finally coming out. Please explain too the flat earth reality. No more lies. Just the truth.

[@TrendElement]

If you take a picture the plane is flat like if you watch the multiverse on a screen is flat but if you walk on it it isn’t flat anymore it’s just a perspective view but don’t mess around with the whole thing because choosing only one way to describe something it’s sense is not going anywhere relevant but we simplify things and say the globe is a sphere because that’s what we live on. If you asume you’re some celestial being made from regenerated cosmic energy and you live on the flat spectrum of the earth than same on you’re grandomanie because you don’t look like it today so much, maybe it’s a future thing where we become those kind of beings but until then stick to the shape your walking on global perspective.

[@RyanFranny-xb4uq]

The earth is a globe. the end Anything else is pure fantasy

[@Mekanik4u]

Would be about the oldest possible civilization in our space