JWST First Full-Color Images Explained

[@Dr.scottcase88]

As a blind individual the audio description provided here is extremely helpful and appreciated. Being someone who wants to participate in the excitement created by this new development looking into our universe, I can now feel that I am apart of things. Please keep the descriptions coming as others like myself I’m sure appreciate it as well. Thanks very much.

[@battlethebollocksrodgers9173]

Don't believe the hype Dr Scott.

[@kanohane]

How did you reply?

[@battlethebollocksrodgers9173]

@@kanohane talk to text, brail I imagine

[@kanohane]

@@battlethebollocksrodgers9173 Yea, but how did he find the comment box and video 😫

[@briansmith6886]

@@kanohane try out your settings on your phone. And see how they do it. iPhone and androids have the options.

[@valkyriefrost5301]

When I was in school, some ambitious scientists at NASA launched two probes to the outer solar system. This would be Voyagers 1 & 2. By the time I was in high school, images from Jupiter and Saturn were coming back from those wonderful experiments. A decade later, Hubble would become the star of photographic astronomy. A project only expected to last ~10 years, it has lasted 30 years and provided so many discoveries. Now, the JWST is online and proving to be more than ever hoped for. I am amazed at the images coming from Webb and the new discoveries being found in the first images (data sets) from this amazing instrument. With some luck, Webb should last ~20 years. Perhaps by then, we will come up with a resupply mission to extend this amazing telescope's lifespan. I know I have been fortunate to live in a time and a country where these amazing things have been made possible. I can only hope that my children and grand children will have a world where the pursuits of knowledge and science continue to be of importance and the discoveries made will be used to benefit all human kind.

[@elkiness]

And to think--I was in elementary school when Sputnik went up! Had a moon landing party when I was a university student, took a course in Hubble images when I was finishing my Master's, and now this! Retired, grandmother of 6...!

[@valkyriefrost5301]

@@elkiness - We truly live in a golden age. 🙂

[@hardwired4548]

Maybe in 20 years we will have a warp drive, and we can go there.

[@som9097]

God bless the work

[@Dr.scottcase88]

Well said :-). I was born in 1955, so I have the entire history of the space program along side my development. How lucky is that?

[@VardaMusic]

Other videos on this were out yesterday, but after having watched prior videos of yours, I waited for your take. You are so good at methodically summarizing astronomy news in a way that isn’t frenetic, yet allows your genuine enthusiasm to shine through. :) Thank you for the fascinating reporting!

[@frasercain]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Although, the pictures were only released about 12 hours ago. :-)

[@paulpence8895]

No, these were not released yesterday... LOL

[@PeterKnagge]

Def published yesterday, along with a green screen of the US President whathisname

[@VardaMusic]

@@frasercain For sure! You know, I actually searched for this last night, then searched for you specifically, saw there wasn’t an upload yet, and checked back today haha...just watched the video, it was excellent, going through each image in detail. Thanks again! :)

[@paulpence8895]

@@PeterKnagge July 12 at 10:30 a.m. EDT, from the official site, release of images... Yes they posted ONE pre release image late on the 11th, ONE pre release image,,,, does your Google machine work, or maybe you just don't know how to use it....

[@0ptimal]

We don't even know the questions Webb will bring. I love that. Man, can you imagine being one of those working on this stuff. A passionate and obsessed scientist relentlessly examining the new data for discoveries. It must be like landing on an unexplored amazing planet and excitingly walking around exploring. What a dream.

[@johndough9020]

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[@DaxLLM]

I've watched reports on national TV, KZbin and other media outlets and must say, your report and presentation on the JWST was the best boom! Hands down! Thank you so much!!

[@frasercain]

Awesome, I'm really glad you enjoyed it.

[@executivesteps]

@@frasercain The Tuesday NASA presentation was painfully amateurish and even embarrassing to watch.

[@mohammadalzimaity7327]

I agree

[@JasonP6339]

@@frasercain the background music was absolutely perfect and, along with your presentation, I think that's one of the things that really set your video apart from the crowd, including the ones put out by multi-million dollar productions....... It feels like I've waited so long for this moment. I must admit I was one of the skeptics who thought there was no way in hell they could pull this off all the way to completion, especially not 100%. I have been gleefully humbled by the incredible engineering and teamwork that had to be monumental and nearly flawless to get us to this day. I can't even imagine how much stress and holding your breath went on over the last 7 months for the team, but you can bet they're probably sleeping a lot better now lol.

[@JasonP6339]

@@executivesteps it's pretty damn funny to think that that's how bad their presentation and connection was given how incredibly complex and damn near impossible getting to that day actually was....... I can only assume it's because clearly the television production team and the actual scientists are very very different groups. There is definitely no overlap in skill or dedication lol

[@JPIV808]

Thank you for getting to the point and not being 19 minutes of click bait, we've been waiting long enough to see these images! Subbed 🤙🏽

[@Mirrorgirl492]

I've watched many different presentations today and yours has been the most enlightening. Straight to the point, exceptionally well researched and great visuals. Thank you.

[@klimankhmeron7636]

I have to admit, this is the best explonation of the pictures we are looking at.

[@IOwnThisHandle]

yours*

[@phpjeff]

100% agreed.

[@jasonfalcon4052]

I’ve been waiting for this for 20 years as well it’s super awesome to see what we’re now seeing. It’s amazing with several other satellites that are doing there job. So amazing seeing what we have accomplished.❤️

[@erikdashnea6775]

@@klimankhmeron7636 well

[@jimdiroffii]

NASA would benefit from this masterclass on how to give a presentation. Great job!

[@EatMyOats]

NASA, like USPO, will lag private innovation.

[@mutantryeff]

I have watched several different presentations of this information and I find your presentation to be the best.

[@frasercain]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@NicleT]

I totally agree.

[@dianastella]

I agree, it's a combination of expertise and approachability. I'm subscribing.

[@curto201]

@@frasercain i still think you need to be more real about the colorization oh these galaxies. Alot of people actually think these colors are what is being recorded

[@coreywicks1451]

I would love to sit back and watch people from China, from India, from Indonesia, from Iran, from Ghana, seeing these photos for the first time. It's the one thing that we can sit back and be completely mesmerized as a human species.

[@leecheshire4084]

Super well done Fraser! Beautiful pictures fully enhanced by the way you presented it with comparisons to Hubble and the details of what we are looking at. Keep up the great work!

[@snm359]

Thanks Fraser, so happy the JWST is a success. I had my doubts with the shear complexity of it all. Well done NASA/ESA , the scientists, engineers, managers, administrators and the rest of the team, an amazing achievement.

[@miketriesmotorsports6080]

This is so cool! I love how galaxies that were not visible in the Hubble Deep Field just pop into existence with Webb. Imagine... those structures are so far away that they are invisible to Hubble, not because they are too small, but because the light they emitted is just to stretched out! Great episode, Frasier!

[@The_Real_Punisher]

Yea imagine, that's how good CGI has gotten......if you take your telescope and put in the hole that's below your lower back you can see uranus.......its a marvelous sight to see, highly recommend it.

[@Maryam.Anwar786]

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@@The_Real_Punisher

[@JurijSlavec]

Thanks Fraser! With so many reviews of these images you put in a simple yet super detailed analysis. Love it. 👌

[@sudhakarreddy1453]

Yes , your explanations are more lucid and understandable than the ones put out by others yesterday

[@frasercain]

Awesome, I'm glad you enjoyed it

[@robertcocciardi2772]

Thank you so much. I am a 75 year old who thanks God I have been blessed with the learning you are promoting with your broadcast. I feel I am a student learning about our ever expanding world. This world and its awesome view from JWST and Hubble are AWESOME. Thank you again. Send more!👍❤️🙏🏼✝️

[@pedroheck3667]

I was waiting for your video on these images, and you delivered it perfectly as always! By the way, at 10:51 it's not even a grain of rice, but a grain of sand! That's how incredible JWST really is

[@frasercain]

Hah, thanks for catching that.

[@kindlin]

@@frasercain I was thinking... a grain of rice isn't that small. If the moon is your thumb nail, that's only like... 10 to 15 pieces of small rice, not in the thousands (of images), lol.

[@glasslakes]

Fraser I'm so happy to see your channel growing and gaining traction. You definitely deserve it. 👏🏼

[@Big.Ron1]

They are so cool. Kudos to the image processors and everyone involved. I know just enough about stacking, stretching, and so on to be good and dangerous. The people who did these images did a very good job indeed. I can only imagine the amount of data they had to assemble. Thank you.

[@frasercain]

I was thinking the same thing. But having a scope outside the atmosphere really helps.

[@traviscarver4708]

Nailed it, Ron.

[@johndough9020]

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[@robertflippin9112]

I sometimes forget to breath while looking at these breathtaking photos. Nice easy commentary. Thanks, I'll be back

[@TheOttacat]

The sheer volume of science data that Webb will send us over it's lifetime is staggering. I'd love to learn more about the technical operation of the telescope.

[@moosemoomintoog230]

I've waited 25 years for these pictures. Worth it despite the frustration every time there was a delay and nail-biting when they launched and deployed. Absolutely astonishing.

[@kenadams5504]

@@tyronebunne2220 there are infinitely more appropriate ways to save money for such causes . Why do ppl like you only care about helping people when its at the expence of something amazing ? .Dont reply to me...Your begrudgery is of no interest to me .

[@billsmith109]

why? they dont look all that much different to any other pictures we've seen nor do they reveal any useful info we an use here on earth.

[@billsmith109]

@@kenadams5504 why do people like you get excited about stuff that has no real use? id rather watch a sci fi movie. thats all this mountains of data they will collect will be good for. no one is ever going there and if they do eventually work out how to then let them blow a wad of cash on these pointless space cameras.

[@chrisschrimpf8298]

THIS is the video I’ve been waiting for, listening to Fraser’s take on the first scientific images from JWST. So exciting!!!

[@frasercain]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@johndough9020]

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[@gastropod557]

I am in complete awe. When trying to understand all of these happenings my head feels like a nebula...it physically feels as if it is expanding then contracting. What amazing beauty. My regret is that I am 75 and will not see what comes in 25 - 30 years, but for now, I am awe-struck. Hubble was beyond amazing; Webb is a gift from the gods.

[@youtubecensorsspeech6672]

These images at times make me feel so small and insignificant yet at the same time their sheer beauty make seeing them worth it. They are humbling images and a clue to where humans came from

[@lucianmalic2300]

😂

[@_helmi]

Oh yeah, humbling is probably the right word to describe the overall feeling that I've been having since the last couple of days when this news broke.

[@youtubecensorsspeech6672]

@@_helmi tru

[@johndough9020]

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[@JebediahKerb]

This was exactly what I've been looking for. A good, interesting, detailed view of these images. Thank you.

[@frasercain]

Thanks a lot!

[@elkiness]

Me, too.

[@WDC_OSA]

Thank you for this presentation, Fraser! It’ll be exceptionally helpful to share with family members, especially compared to the awkward livestreams from NASA in the last 24 hours.

[@frasercain]

That was a rough livestream. :-)

[@00dfm00]

@@frasercain I had originally hoped you'd livestream it but I think you knew better! This video is so much more palatable and worth waiting for!

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

@@frasercain Maybe they were using Starlink! 🤣

[@johnhead1643]

Agreed that the live stream was awkward but I thought the subsequent press briefing was very good.

[@johnhead1643]

@@ARWest-bp4yb More likely Rogers!

[@jeffswope1511]

Our little corner of the multiverse is so amazingly beautiful. I feel lucky to see it. Thanks JWST team

[@richkroberts]

Wonderful overview! The best one I’ve seen so far. You are a gifted speaker and explainer.

[@onlyme112]

Seconded.

[@wildwillietober4888]

That last pic looks like a copper cloud in some dense form. Great picture. I love space!!

[@Pe1a0]

Best explanation and visuals I've seen, now I'm finally understanding the real importance of these images. thank you for this.

[@frasercain]

You're very welcome!

[@zlatkosablic4870]

@@frasercain you not lost your life time & energy, so- Bravo! Ho, warrior of Light. Stay in touch. Princ AlePh

[@johndough9020]

The images are artists composites. Nothing more. You are being duped. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5LMp4Bog8eHjK8

[@schulze25]

You are trending!!! Congratulations man that's awesome!! Keep grinding!! 👍

[@lkajiess]

It's crazy how "normal" these ancient galaxies look at first glance-like their structure seems really well established for the relative age.

[@frasercain]

That's an ongoing mystery. Why do the early galaxies look so mature?

[@rodsimmons9337]

Yes. It's a nail in the 'Big Bang' theory's coffin.

[@unelectedbureaucrat2003]

What's that big star thing in the middle?

[@manchesterexplorer8519]

@@frasercain Mainly because humans know nothing about the universe or its age other than staring at pictures and for the most part theorizing , humans have a habit of thinking that they know everything including my wife 😉😉 Humans can't even figure out how or whom built all the ancient megalithic precision stone structures that look machine made that are found throughout the globe never mind what's going on many light years away from here .

[@DrVictorVasconcelos]

Check out PBS Space Time's "The Evolution of the Modern Milky Way Galaxy".

[@m4rk0xi73]

So glad Ive come across your channel, looking forward to taking this fantastic journey with you.

[@AakashHaider3000]

Incredible achievements. I'm so excited to see what JWST can produce in the coming years. Nothing short of spectacular.

[@timmccaffery4826]

It has to be very satisfying to Finally see the science of this long awaited instrument! Wow, so you followed this instrument from its inception. I congratulate you on keeping your commentary so positive whereas many did not!!

[@frasercain]

People were complaining about Webb? I didn't see that, but maybe I'm in a different bubble.

[@isaquest134]

Awesome breakdown, fraser. Keep it up!

[@frasercain]

Thanks!

[@erichaynes7502]

You outdid yourself again Frasier, this is the best video yet that summarizes these first JWST images. Thanks 13.7 Billion X!

[@DrNothing23]

When I was in grade school, back in the late 70's, my class went to the local University's Planetarium. It was an amazing experience for me, as a child who was already entranced by Space exploration. Afterwards, I went up to one of the College Students who ran the show and asked him if we're ever going to have telescopes that could show planets orbiting other stars. He said no because any other stars will only ever be undifferentiated dots to us... I walked away disappointed but convinced he was wrong. Good to know I was correct. Stupid College Student...

[@mshell1959]

Not stupid. He knew the limits of the technology at the time. If he or she was an undergrad then their knowledge would have been quite limited.

[@jeffo7799]

@@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist3 no

[@jeffo7799]

@@tyronebunne2220 no?

[@37Kilo2]

This stuff is mind-boggling. I look at these images and try to comprehend the scale, and distance, and imagine the amount of galaxies filled with planets, and I get a feeling I can't describe. My brain cannot process the vastness, crashes to a blue screen of death, and needs to be rebooted.

[@miinyoo]

There is so much to talk about with these images. Content for many years. Go Webb!

[@fishnmaster421]

I waited for this for soooo long. I cant believe its finally here. This is just adding to the mind boggling ideas of space.

[@MarkVanOuse]

Yours is the very best explanation of this historical moment that I have heard so far. You did an excellent job of putting things in context so that we can understand the significant meanings of these amazing images. What was particularly striking was the difference between the same image captured by Hubble versus the James Webb Space Telescope

[@theharshtruthoutthere]

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[@ardentdfender4116]

This is the best commentary perspective and coverage that gives great credit to the stunning images released. So many of us hoped for seemingly a lifetime for the JWST launch success and to get to the point so we can start getting these images. Many news outlet didn’t give real good perspective on these images which often left you jumping around to different sites. So much appreciate the time an actual science spaceman takes to give perspective to each these first observed images released. Bravo!

[@oskargonzalez9431]

Thank you, you explain it better than nasa .

[@frasercain]

Wow, I doubt that, but I appreciate it.

[@Wargasm54]

Yay! We get to see places we’ll never be able to get to! There’s definitely life out there. Be nice to see it some day.

[@esthergagne5195]

Thank you Fraser, you've made a very good explanation of the images, best one I've watched!

[@dani3296]

The best review of the initial images!

[@Malkovith2]

It's great to hear the in depth explanation at what caused the structures to form. So long been a fan of the topic, but never heard about the motion of the gases and dust.

[@Threedog1963]

Your excitement is contagious. I've been watching this channel for maybe 6 years and with the Webb images being released, you seem like a kid opening presents on Christmas morning. Thanks for all you do and thanks for explaining everything the way you do.

[@frasercain]

Hah, I'm glad the enthusiasm is infectious. 😀

[@ShubhamRaj-eg1ft]

well explained and in great detail in a crisp manner for amateur like me, thanks for sharing your knowledge ,future feels so bright & we need to do so much work as a civilization.

[@PatrickSmeaton]

By FAR, the best video I've seen on the subject. Thank you!

[@dustman96]

We are going to learn some incredible new things about the universe. My personal belief is that this telescope will radically alter our understanding of the universe. Can't wait for the ultra deep field.

[@johnnierichardson3289]

Space is water. Read Enoch and the scriptures for everything you want to know. The watchers are tricking the world. May our Creator bless you with eyes to see. 🙏

[@dustman96]

@@johnnierichardson3289 WTF are you on about?

[@richarddavis7216]

This was the presentation of the first jwst images I was hoping for yesterday. Thanks

[@LeMAD22]

Yes! The outside green screen is back 😁

[@frasercain]

It's coming. We're in the new studio now, but everything is still a mess.

[@LeMAD22]

Just finished the video. Great explanation as always Fraser 👍

[@Douken]

The wait was long. 18 years waiting myself. I'm excited to say the least for all the future discoveries. So far the images are just beautiful. Best Christmas gift ever.

[@rinc.4523]

This maybe an "uninformed" question, but the images we are seeing, are they truly those colors? Or since they are also identifying elements present, are the colors assigned? Is space truly so colorful and stunningly beautiful? Or simply color coded for our understanding?

[@charlesrichardson8635]

No, the frequency ranges that JWST looks at are mostly unavailable to our eye. Our eyes see a much "smaller" range of possible "colors". So a group of specialists assign human visible frequencies that we see as color to ranges of infrared frequencies depending on what need for image is. So the specialists shift the infrared frequencies in a systematic way into our natural color vision range. This is also done in Hubble pictures to make certain aspects of the observation more easily seen. This is a convenience for us since most times scientists looking at specific physics issues are actually interested in the actual numeric frequencies and amplitudes values.

[@kathleendamiani8833]

Great question & thanks Charles for your clear explanation ✨

[@rinc.4523]

@@charlesrichardson8635 Thank you very much for explaining that to me. We were never taught that when I was back in school and whenever I asked the question, the teachers never had an answer for me. I very much appreciate you explaining that to me. I love learning new things. I also appreciate you not being rude for my lack of space knowledge and understanding. I look forward to learning more. Thank you 👍

[@charlesrichardson8635]

@@rinc.4523 It is easy to explain concepts nicely in the presence of a video by someone like Cain! I had just learned three or four new things from him in this video! I will probably see more when I watch again. Oh, don't be afraid to watch videos more than once. When I am learning new, complex, subtle concepts I have to watch or read over and over.

[@johndough9020]

The images you are being shown here are computer generated CGI

[@chriswheelwright1535]

Is it just me, or is this the most excited anyone has ever seen Fraser be?.... Wonderful post!

[@bluejacketwarrior2457]

I wonder when Webb is going to direct image an exo planet. I remember that was a talking point of it's mission

[@DerekDavis213]

@Smee Self Not even a single pixel. Exo planets are almost infinitely far away.

[@DerekDavis213]

@Smee Self One single pixel doesn't tell you much of anything! But since the JWST telescope has a *TINY* *MIRROR* , only 21-feet, it certainly cannot get any useful detail on objects that are... millions of light years away!

[@JaviAirwraps]

Best summary of nature and implications of new JWST imagery/data that I’ve found on KZbin, thus far. Loved it!

[@goukux5908]

I think as computer processing and AI get faster there will be even more learned from this instrument. Perhaps quantum computers will make a difference as it can look at everything all at once and pick out things of interest very quickly.

[@Aengus42]

Cheers mate! Been waiting for this ever since I heard about this beautiful instrument! Had my heart in my mouth during launch and commissioning, the great unfolding. And now this... What a time to be alive eh?

[@dumbotater2158]

The very best analysis of a mind-boggling collection of otherwise incomprehensible photos.

[@exceptionallife4768]

Look At you... Growing up and learning new things... Im so proud

[@davidvaughn7752]

Exciting. The dawning of a new age in astronomy.

[@xdt4226]

You know what?! This content keeps popping up on my home page.It seems you provide exactly what most of us are looking for.I even subscribed!.

[@WunHeart]

The best presentation of these images of JWST to date. Thanks Fraser.

[@Despiser25]

Very nice explanation and well within my short focus zone. Thank you for applying the context to these pictures we have waited so long for.

[@theinvictusabhi]

Your explanations are always easy to understand. Thanks Fraser.

[@rachelamundsen8265]

Thank you for using plain words and explaining it to people like me.

[@jeffwilkie2946]

Great video Fraser! So exciting we finally get to see what webb can do.

[@mumu4260]

Thank you NASA. Thank you to all the scientists and engineers who made this masterpiece. I hope you live long and healthy!

[@jeroenk3570]

Hi Fraser, thanks the info. Looking forward to see more pictures of the JWST. Nice green screen btw, very crisp.

[@kajmylove4434]

The best explanation 👌🏽 video i have seen so far. Great job!!!

[@frasercain]

Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@andypandy2848]

Just found your channel and so glad i did. Your presentation is superb. Clear and easy to understand. Thankyou Sir.

[@davecurtis8833]

Best JWST commentary so far. Well done Fraser.

[@henrim9348]

You are the best at explaining this stuff. This is amazing how science is progressing to get to the bottom of where we came from. That's why I love Science and Technology.

[@sahil3854]

We are in a new age of space discovery 💡 So excited for future . JWST is One of the greatest Inventions of this era .

[@salvadorsuarez-vertiz3218]

Great video, so excited for the next images!

[@frasercain]

Yeah, I can't wait. We actually got some images of Jupiter, which are pretty cool. blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/07/14/webb-images-of-jupiter-and-more-now-available-in-commissioning-data/

[@aompes]

Ihave been watching your videos for years i come from universtoday wich was booked in my favourite list ,that was amazing to see the James webb images and to see the your exactement . Mister keep the great work you're doing

[@RedHeadForester]

I searched on KZbin for a video explaining these images, and while this wasn't the top result, it's the one I chose to click on. Thank you for providing me with some insight into what's going on in the images. I'm no space nerd by any means, but these images are stunning enough that I needed to know more!

[@tysontitus3332]

I love space.. my first years in school I was instantly drawn to the "space books"

[@frasercain]

Me too!

[@elkiness]

So glad I found your site! I saw 4 other programs, all interesting--and how could they not be exciting?--but yours is the best. The level of the explanations is perfect for an audience very interested in science but without deep or wide knowledge. Very cool. Thank you!

[@Maryam.Anwar786]

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[@vgold4286]

This video title makes me feel icky in that nerdy science teacher class eye rolls type of way. Love it!!

[@mralekito]

Like yourself I’ve been waiting for so long. At times it seemed JWST would never launch. But it’s here and it wonderful. I’m so happy 😀

[@kelvinfaulkner3183]

Excellent explanation of the first images. Without watching this I wouldn't have understood the details. Thanks.

[@frasercain]

Oh fantastic, thanks.

[@astroanthobbies3801]

Subbed. That was a great video mate.

[@frasercain]

Thanks a lot!

[@DataSmithy]

Thanks Frasier, short and sweet summary!

[@frasercain]

Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@EricPalmer_DaddyOh]

The best video on these images so far. Great explanations. Thanks. 100%

[@Hunter-wl1dc]

Freaking awesome..thanks for breaking these photos down for us Fraiser!

[@Sasucake]

Best report in jwst , love this channel, excited to see future coverage

[@bstrgzer3880]

Love the details you are providing on the JWTS images! TY! 🔭💯

[@ronalddesiderio7625]

I finally learned something instead of just looking at pretty colorful pictures from space. Good job bru 👍🏾

[@Masquerola]

Great analysis! found your channel a few days ago and have been watching all the new updates as they come out

[@TommySaucierPlourde0]

Best commentary I"ve seen on the topic! Great job to explain what we learn with this new tool! Super cool!

[@eamonia]

Finally! This is the video we've all been waiting for. If you want to interest someone in the brilliant scientific miracle that is the JWST, this is how you do it. By far the most comprehensive, easy to understand and concise article on the topic. I'm honestly amazed that I haven't yet stumbled across your channel. You've earned yourself another satisfied subscriber, guys and I thank you for all your hard work and look forward to all your future contributions. Thanks a million. Or 13.8 billion, I should say ;)

[@supremereader7614]

I appreciate how you noted the differences between Hubble and Webb. Little details like being able to see the chemical make up of different worlds, but not resolve images of different worlds for example.

[@stoffls]

So far only 5 pictures released and yet I am a big fan of JWST. This is so amazing!

[@Kairaii0421]

I enjoyed your presentation. Those are some of the most BEAUTIFUL scenes. Thank you for shaing and being so informative. Please keep doing what you do :)

[@frasercain]

Thanks a lot, I'm glad you enjoyed it.

[@metalen4714]

Breathtaking - happy that I discovered your channel

[@frasercain]

Thanks! Welcome aboard!