JWST Most Stunning Discoveries

A compilation of ‪@astrumspace‬ videos exploring the discoveries of the James Webb Space Telescope
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[@Sctn187]

I actually cried when this finally took off I was so happy. I checked up on it every day and followed the full unfolding process and when we got the first couple pictures back i was so happy. It's really a miracle that this thing made it and was fully operational. It went through so so so many hard ships and finally its floating out fully unfolded and operational around 1.5 million miles away. It had close to 350 potential single points of failure. 5 layers of extremely thin heat shields the size of a tennis court when unfolded and none of the layers can touch. Absolutely mind blowing...

[@JimGobetz]

I never tire of seeing new JWST images, thanks to the folks who put colours to the data

[@harleyhendrix8467]

They are fake .. look it up. There are no real photos of space ..... they are all designed by nasa

[@ThatsNotVeryFunnyLol]

I can never get tired of seeing space related content, for lack of better terminology. It's forever beautiful and mindblowing. I will also never understand how things just started existing, even with the Big Bang Theory, I'll never understand how the very first thing existed. However, I also want to say that something such as the JWST is one of the few things that I can argue is worth every dollar that's spent on it. The technology is insane, and to be able to research what it does and be able to use it for 10+ years, it's well worth every dollar.

[@brianhildreth9099]

I cannot understand the comments that are negative in nature. Im disappointed in the comments that pick on Alex's pronunciation of words or his accent. I laugh at the comments criticizing his editing of the videos. This guy is wonderful and his content is TOP-NOTCH. Thank you Alex McColgan

[@captainzappbrannagan]

Love that humans are prioritizing learning and discovery in a world with so much ignorance and hate its truly a wonder we have this.

[@bradleysitsandsipstea33]

We are literally living in the most peaceful time in human history lmfao

[@gardenofadam79]

As a compilation, I wish the redundant information, that was said many times, over and over again, each time the same but slightly altered wording, was removed in editing.

[@RoseGold1224]

Yes

[@cascadianrangers728]

Yeah and people in hell want ice water

[@RoseGold1224]

@@cascadianrangers728 wait what

[@RedlineA2Y145]

​@@RoseGold1224😂

[@RoseGold1224]

@@RedlineA2Y145 lol

[@richardevans6655]

Another great Vid Alex, I love listening to your voice as you expound information usually hard to digest..... It's always a lovely moment when your explanation suddenly rings a bell, and I understand. What a wonderfull time we are living in to learn so much new stuff. I was 9, when my school stopped and we were all silent, listening to the radio, piped into all the classrooms. We were all silent, which was an even more a historical 1st. And now at 64, we are seeing almost the birth of everything. Thank you for always taking us on these wonderful journeys

[@BlakeNix]

It’s exciting to watch a video from just before the JWST was launched and relive that expectant feeling. Alex does a great job sharing the wonder of the final frontier.

[@SeauxNOLALady]

I remember watching this launch live on Christmas morning years ago. I was so nervous about the possibility of a failure! It thankfully has been a wonderful success and has provided us some of the most amazing images!

[@seed.meditation]

Lovely memory

[@0my]

Same

[@HereticalKitsune]

Ah, a compilation, I was confused why it was future tense for a few scenes.

[@gopherchucksgamingnstuff2263]

The JWST gives me hope that some humans mean true good.

[@kellywilson7640]

If not then what are we doing ?

[@FalconHgv]

Still mind boggling how much stuff is out there. The quality of JWST pictures are insane. Makes me wonder what other things future telescopes will help us find.

[@Sleepy17867]

Yeah maybe some day they will find who blew up nordstream to

[@FalconHgv]

@Sleepy17867 lmao

[@Curtis-d8j]

JWST was launched on Christmas day, 2021. And became operational 6 months later.

[@BleedThe5th]

Santa Claus was almost late delivering it

[@coloradocrone]

congrats Astrum

[@theobserver9131]

The photons reaching us from the earliest moments of the universe have experienced almost NO time! As far as they know, they smash into our detecters almost as soon as they were made.

[@MaverickBlue42]

Not almost, from the perspective of a photon they don't experience time AT ALL, ever. That's a consequence of travelling the speed of light, and part of the reason particles with mass can't.

[@theobserver9131]

@ photons actually wander around inside their star for some thousands or tens of thousands of years before they find their way out. That’s why I said almost no time.

[@theobserver9131]

@ I’m not sure if photons move at the speed of light while they’re still inside of their star.

[@Curtis-d8j]

I cannot disprove the "Big Bang" but I like to think of it as God snapping his fingers.😂

[@auntyghanti944]

Yes, I'm trying to sleep and I do slept peacefully, thanks team❤

[@harvesterofsorrow6314]

This is up there with the best I’ve seen thanks

[@Lunawolf2123]

As I was growing up, I was introduced to star trek. I always assumed the term light years was only in regards to distance 1 light year equaled 1 year of travel. However, your video about how jwst found a dot that is 13.1 billion light years away and how the universe is only .7 light years older then that red dot, my brain exploded that it also equates to time. So not just distance = ? but distance/time = ?. Thank you for teaching an old chook a new understanding.

[@greghelton4668]

The prevailing theory is space is expanding faster than the speed of light. Hence some light from the beginning of the universe hasn’t reached us and that time is 13.7B or so years. I’m not convinced 100% that the theory is correct but it is mind bending nonetheless.

[@aarongreenfield9038]

​​@@greghelton4668 It's kind of a complicated thing to comprehend, But nothing is actually moving faster than light, It's just that things are expanding faster than light can keep up with in a given time period. It's like taking a strip of rubber and stretching it out, the 2 far ends of the piece of rubber are going to be moving further away from each other faster then Say the end of the piece of rubber is going to be moving away from the center of the piece of rubber. And if you add up the speed of every point moving away from each other, Relative to its position, it adds up to more speed than it is actually moving.

[@theobserver9131]

We may not be able to travel back in time, but we can WATCH things happening at the beginning of time! If we had a mirror far enough away, we could watch our planet being formed.

[@theobserver9131]

It would have to be nearly 2 billion light years away, and be almost as wide.

[@greghelton4668]

But we can’t since we’ll never catch up to those beams of light. . Unless there is a way to travel faster than the speed of light.

[@theobserver9131]

@@greghelton4668 Constructing a mirror like that would be impossible. I’m thinking we might be able to find some thing that reflects light that already exists out there. The same way we can use a planet or a star or a black hole as a giant telescope.

[@theobserver9131]

@@greghelton4668 Like maybe where our universe bumps up against another. It might create some sort of reflective membrane. Like heat on a highway.

[@greghelton4668]

@@theobserver9131 interesting thought. Light does get reflected when it meets a change in medium, like when it hits water. Who knows, there might be a phenomena out there as you described.

[@theobserver9131]

The next generation space telescope should be built in space. The mirror could be HUGE.

[@GidarGaming]

JWST unfolded in space. So what if they did 4 launches and rendezvoused then merged them together and then they all - as a single unit - unfolded in a similar way?

[@theobserver9131]

@@GidarGaming Yep. something like that!

[@theobserver9131]

@@GidarGaming I was thinking a manned mission, but autonomous would be cheaper and safer. Humans aren't build for space, lol.

[@theobserver9131]

@@GidarGaming All that folding and unfolding is hard though.....maybe robotic, in-situ construction?

[@jizziejustin]

How long was Hubble due to run? Its been running for at least 3 times its projected lifespan already and beautiful reflection of how much more than a designed lifespan a tool can be used for

[@JHowlett1]

I think James Webb telescope needs its own channel where you can go to officially..not trying to take away from others reporting 💯

[@LiangShanPo]

Thank you very much.

[@outl0r]

TIL there's an extra astrum channel. Pog

[@bart-i2q]

I really appreciate your efforts! Just a quick off-topic question: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How should I go about transferring them to Binance?

[@mikaylamast4695]

Bot

[@OrthodoxReview]

We NEED to make the trip to extend the JWST life. It would be foolish, negligent not to.

[@MaverickBlue42]

It's simply not possible unless you plan on bringing an airtight hangar with you to take it fully apart and then fully reassemble it, it was not designed to be serviceable. You can't simply pop open a panel and slap in a new coolant and fuel cartridge, it would literally need to be fully dismantled.

[@YnseSchaap]

Thank you public outcries..... we can make a difference 😁

[@trevinbeattie4888]

The phrase “our models are wrong” makes me surprisingly giddy at the prospect of having brand new things to be learned. 😊

[@Kartrampage]

i was there live at the start

[@voidoccupant]

My favourite time machine

[@luvotheoduntsu708]

Another mesmerising night with Space imagination.. thank you Astrum team!🫶🏽❤️.

[@TheKudukiller]

I’m guessing somewhere along the way you are actually going to show us what the title says,,,,stunning discoveries,,,,,,

[@trurocker03]

I’m so thankful I live in a world where I can see these beautiful images while children starve and people get denied healthcare or kicked out of hospitals for not having insurance. Or how about the collateral damage and death of innocent lives in war? I’m just glad I got to see a picture of a black hole and haven’t gotten to see global hunger end. I love it!

[@rodneyhatch56]

Don't blame JWST. Blame the crony capitalist kleptocratic fascists and the billionaires who f*cked the equitable distribution of wealth up the arse.

[@ginnygin7141]

What is the ultimate goal of knowing why and how the universe (and us) ended up here? I assume there is more than one answer to this but when we do finally know, where does that lead, and leave us

[@electricsparks4251]

From our point of view? Just for the fact of knowing about when and where (?) it all started. Man has a need to "know" if for nothing else. How many times have YOU had the need to know?

[@kellywilson7640]

If there exist time, by nearly any definition, and if there was a beginning of the universe, then short of contradicting, one definition or the other space cannot be infinite.

[@omarghalayini7038]

The cost went from 500m to 9.7b?????? Holy shit

[@mamamillwright458]

QUESTION! So is light ALWAYS "in the past"? Proxima Centuari is 4 light yrs away. Does that mean if we could see them, would they be 4 yrs ahead of us? Or 4 yrs behind us?

[@hiasix9807]

We would see them as 4 years behind us as it would take the light to reach us 4 years after it happened

[@dedaelus]

You see Proxima Centauri as it was 4 years ago

[@thirstfast1025]

Welcome to relativity!

[@mamamillwright458]

@@thirstfast1025 I think my brain has melted

[@code066funkinbird3]

​@@dedaelusok

[@darthnihilus511]

None of these telescopes are revealing anything. When I was young I would be so fascinated with the Hubble images, they were amazing!! I was totally expecting a monumental shift in discovery with the James…. just more pics of the same stuff. I’m really disappointed with science right now, I mean, if you still have no idea just say it, stop feeding us higher resolution pictures of things you still haven’t learned anything about. These are our tax dollars, GIVE US SOMETHING WTF?!,!,

[@code066funkinbird3]

Probably to see in person

[@williamf7401]

What a great feat to put the jŵst into space. Thanks to all that contributed

[@staszekgobi]

does that mean we don't have to be subjected to kepler everything?

[@headfirst6227]

3:00 It only looks like the universe is 13.8 B years old. If everything is moving away from everything else at the same rate, then that's what's happening 13.8 B light years away. This would make it an optical illusion that there is an edge to the universe. Apparent expansion would be cumulative and relative to your position objects would appear to move faster than light at a great enough distance.

[@ricardoabh3242]

Could a second generation JWST be build in the dark side of the moon, in a crater (north or South Pole)? Bigger and deeper IR

[@SoapTheFox]

The James Webb telescope is already a long ways out further than the moon, in a very specific and interesting orbit.

[@ricardoabh3242]

@ I was thinking for a bigger one, and if the moon was dark and cold enough (crater permanent shadows). If NASA as really a moon “base” idea in the next 50+years, I believe the core potential is in astronomical observations at maybe lower cost…. Low gravity no atmosphere make for much bigger telescopes no pollution (satellites)

[@eeroiiskola5942]

There is no beginning or end, just a human invention, the time.

[@Dooguk]

Time exists to stop everything happening all at once.

[@lorrainetellei2676]

why does this say it was released 10 hours ago but still refers to the up-coming launch which has already happened?

[@thomasmann3560]

Astrum extras are compilations of his other vids with some cut stuff

[@mikaylamast4695]

Did you keep watching and figure it out

[@Dakktyrel]

I don't subscribe the big bang; however your channel is fascinating, narration is captivating, and production is amazing.

[@PorkChopAChunky]

Me either. Something about the entire universe in a infinitely small point seem absurd. Plus black holes seem to disprove that happens. Unless after they reach a certain mass things get real weird.

[@zazollo]

@@PorkChopAChunky There’s no answer to the beginning of the universe that would not sound absurd. “It sounds crazy” is a ridiculous basis on which to oppose the theory lol

[@chungm381]

Why is your voice different?? It sounds more harsh and high pitched.

[@billynomates920]

only last ten years - are they building another?

[@CantoraMask]

Oh this was a compilation.... Well that explains the very out if date and useless info that has me very confused 14:06

[@TakashiLiebl]

Can we stop patting ourselves on the back and get working on the next new?

[@KerstinPropst]

Managed to trace myself back to the first photon in the creation of our solar system 😊 happy to answer any questions 💫🫂🖖🩵✨

[@KerstinPropst]

I'm connected to the jwtl and get constant downloads with information which I store all within me 😊💫

[@KerstinPropst]

Also in constant communication with our families from other galaxy's 😊✨🖖

[@hubertg7100]

Good contents but background soundtracks is distracting.

[@fuffoon]

It's weird that we look so far away, back in time, and see the same things we see closer, albeit in much poorer resolution. I am very suspicious of the 13.8 billion year old beginning. I think its just too big to get a proper measurement on anything, be it time, curve, age, etc. But saying we are ignorant won't help keep the grant money flowing.

[@mrrrglllrrr]

Methanol? Laos can into space!

[@johnrichardson8606]

❤

[@Thickercarton]

9.7 billion for just looking at the sky…

[@stephengreen8206]

And God said "let there be light'.

[@stephenclem7404]

15 minutes in and just started talking about new images

[@El_Pollo_Loco]

Isn't that totall wrong? If it all started from nothing, like a dot or a big bang, we are on the expanding end. Or at least the view of us is on the expending end.

[@ALT3REDB3AST]

The idea that all matter in the universe was condensed to a singular infantesimal point doesn't make sense. How can that be? It seems more plausible that this universe is the inside or other side of a singularity.

[@philliusphoggwick8299]

I don't think you know what a singularity is really (actually no it's fine I'm probably an idiot) , I don't think this comment makes sense (it does) . Not trying to be rude but genuinely lol. I don't get it. A singularity isn't a thing, it's a lack of explanation isn't it?

[@philliusphoggwick8299]

Also don't worry I don't really care. Also I loved altered beast so much, the concept was great. I got shadow of the beast instead, too hard couldnt get past the start. In retrospect they were both terrible terrible games. Good day sir.

[@GulagMoosefeller]

"beginnings of the universe"...Small minds have so little imagination.

[@TheStuffMade]

Just think that we could have 100s of space telescopes if we didn't waste money on wars around the world.

[@douggoins2960]

Wait, it's only going to last 10 years? What the hell? By then we should be farther along with technology that we will have a replacement for it. Bug still. That's kinds dumb

[@aracoixo3288]

Meal.Work.

[@Uhtred-the-bold]

Thanks to the US taxpayers for footing the bill for this awesome telescope

[@JoseVeyna-i3g]

It cost 10 Billion dollars because the people working on it were paid stupid amounts of money

[@aracoixo3288]

Dream

[@sgtepic4659]

The title makes it seem like JWST broke or something

[@jgawad]

Why is the author talking as if the Webb Telescope is not already in space why are you saying potentially? What channel post a video a day ago about something that happened several years ago as if it hasn't happened yet?

[@liq2029]

Rename this channel to Astrum Lazy

[@SuperBongface]

The speed of light is a lie!!!

[@SeelFace]

I like space me

[@spikenomoon]

The best invention to destroy evolution ever built.

[@fpvsky2887]

JWST. Without a doubt is proving however it happened the universe was pretty much created the same everywhere all At 1 time. Instead of proto baby Galaxy's at the edge of the universe we see fully formonster Galaxy's. Sorry no other explanation

[@VineyardGHS]

I absolutely hate that you milk this out by repeating the same information you've given us on 1500 videos where is the new stuff from the telescope? Unsubscribe.

[@akathevip]

7209

[@TheOneStoneAngell]

I love your work, it’s outstanding. One thing I don’t understand is why you use such an archaic measuring system like metric? The vast majority of people in my world never use this and have no idea what you are talking about. I think its funny you all like to do that, but yet you haven’t figured out what to do with seconds, minutes, hours, and days. The speed of light is 186,282 miles per second. I guess you can tell I hate metric. I’m on a project in the Nevada desert building an underground accelerator….. thank God we use standard measurements.

[@dennischristopher9952]

This is such an ignorant American thing to say. Most other countries use the metric system. I also live in the US, so I've seen this entitlement alot. Other people don't have to change their way of life to make you more comfortable. If this person uses metric, why should they have to convert it for you?

[@aracoixo3288]

🏴‍☠️🚫👑🎄🌎🍌🕸🤑👋

[@aracoixo3288]

WASP 💯 wide angle search 4 planets: ⚡️🤑 🪐. Gglhf 37:45

[@aracoixo3288]

🌌

[@aracoixo3288]

🅰️🅱️🅾️

[@josephipattersonh6933]

People starving and they buy a telescope 🙄 And this channel justifies it😂😂😂😂

[@UnrealVideoDuke]

The most stunning discovery is how bad this telescope images. One picture looked like a blurry kaleidoscope where you will see multiple instances of the same target. If you reference Hubble's images this somehow has the exact same resolution? Did they just released the exact same images after repainting them? This telescope is pretty much more disposable than Hubble and is unrepairable as it is getting chewed up by meteorites. How can this compliment Hubble when they retired it?

[@darthnihilus511]

The inability of science to discover anything new will eat itself 🙄

[@barristanselmy2758]

Well you see here's the thing, JWST didnt see the edge of the universe. it cant be seen. Just click bait type video talk.

[@JulenaLawheela]

#elroockie

[@mararoxa2638]

I’m all for videos on this but we don’t need telling, how it was built etc cz that’s info been around already jz get to the nitty gritty. I skipped so much of the intro cz we already know it. I stopped watching AGAIN! . Thumbs down

[@SukryRonde]

Bro. You don't have to tell again and again about jWST everyone knows about JWST. look like you are in business promotion.

[@kindofphony]

i didn't know

[@sm00v00]

old news....

[@larrytornetta9764]

When are the US taxpayers going to be reimbursed the 10 billion?

[@VERITASPUREBLOOD]

9.7 billion is ridiculous. this is why space x is leading the way to space.

[@franklee3800]

Yawn!

[@poweruser213]

And god is laughing over the clouds…

[@RobertHouse101]

Wait. Is the title clickbait or something? There's nothing new and stunning here; it's all in the past. I wouldn't say I like that.😒

[@MeGaTrOn361-j6d]

Waste of money and the images are computer generated.

[@petarswift5089]

Trump 💪

[@shawnpepin7890]

terrible ai voiceover... completely ruins the video

[@Csillabu]

What?

[@mikaylamast4695]

That’s just his voice .. ?

[@nikherder9565]

light does indeed get everywhere instantly, no matter the distance, as light has 0 time, lengths/distances are 0.... from the perspective of a beam of light space and time are warped to the maximum. a beam of light literally gets everywhere instantly. ONLY from our perspective does light speed appear to have a speed limit. if you have no mass there is no space, there is no time. again from a photons perspective it reaches its destination in no time/space, the very same moment it is a photon. one way to think of it is just doppler shift, the faster you travel toward something at relative speeds the brighter it gets, the opposite is true as well it will get darker and darker behind you as you approach the speed of light as other photons begin to be unable to interact with you (even light cannot travel faster than light) the nothingness bubble behind you grows until it takes over almost all of your field of view until the only thing existing to see is the very extreme brightness of the inevitable end. When u hit the speed of light as you accelerate u will see nothing but the end and you are already there.

[@toddyounghans7733]

First 15mins the person just repets the same thing over and over

[@jasonellis4342]

LUFC 💛🤍💙🎉🎉

[@hendrikfourie]

The Jams Webber is te Beste. In te universe and is so big 🤖📡🛰️📡🔭🪐🚀💺 📽️🎥🪐🌠🇿🇦💯🌜🌛🌞🌚🕳️🌝🌍💥👍