NASA's James Webb Telescope Unravels Ancient Supernova Secrets!

[@annecarter5181]

Always something new to learn!! Go, Webb!! 😊

[@almscook1153]

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[@infolover_68]

Science keeps me fascinated with the mysteries and extraordinary phenomena of the vast Universe ..

[@Dudleymiddleton]

The grain of rice at arm's length thing - melted my brain! It's big out there all right!

[@trudybutcher6256]

Beautiful

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Although we call a supernova an explosion (of a giant star), it is actually an implosion of the center of this star. This fact could be seen a bit contradictory... 🤯

[@Space30MINUTES]

Always move forward. Must learn. I know you will like me. May be....

[@Leopez02]

Ooh it's really interesting to hear NASA's James Webb the Beautiest and Strongest Space Telescope in History of Humankind since 2021 discovered the Ancient Supernovas, could that means those are an old Ancient Supernovas what are already happened or are those still exploding in the Universe? 😮

[@jimcabrey9309]

I am a blind person who’s been listening to these videos for sometime of this channel and other channels I’m not super good at map and all these things but in this video it talked about a supernova that was one .8 billion years after so called big bang and so it’s true that the average supernova takes about 10 billion years for a star to explode and it can bury. That means damn everything that I’ve been hearing that this universe is way beyond 13 8 billion years, the question remains what created all the stuff and the first place and is there such thing as really multiple universes I don’t think kind of truly understand this there’s a point of the exert universe and things move way beyond that even faster things will never see so seems like we’re kinda going around the circle everything they keep seeing and caring on these different videosit is very fast but what created the very first thing that question has not been answered yet I believe and I got that created everything personally but what would do for that? That’s a very interesting philosophical question to figure out what really happened how does this all happen?

[@srJaime98]

If you blind how you typing 🤯

[@jimcabrey9309]

@@srJaime98 oh there’s things called screen readers that speak the text on the screen. One such program is called jazz for Windows. They have my desktop computer however I’m holding iPhone in my hand that has a program called voice that speaks to touch the text on the screen as I touch it, so I basically am speaking this message on my phone. I listen to the KZbin off my phone and then I tap on the screen when I hear things to open or close to different programs or respond or make comments and tap on the dictation button and double tap, and then send off the send command. Does it read it to me on the screen

[@jimcabrey9309]

@@srJaime98 by the way, I am very computer literate for a blind person. I’m actually caught “death blind. I have Copeland implants. Tell me to hear I had precatory most of my life and eventually due to unknown causes, became blind and eventually death for the implants I do care and again I’m I have good computer skills for a blind person with these speech technology speech programs I’m able to interact on my iPhone and my desktop computer, I do have a college degree in social work and I’m a telephone operator for a local hardware store

[@Leopez02]

I'll think the Same! 😮​@@srJaime98

[@jackbradley1827]

@@srJaime98 umm with the microphone Look at some of the typing you can see it was done through the mic

[@natayachantakasamkun1004]

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[@almscook1153]

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[@SajiSNairNair-tu9dk]

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[@kennethcole1551]

When are these commentators going to stop referring to the big bang. It is obvious that it never happened. What makes the universe appear as though it is expanding the real facts are. There are many greater tractors through the universe, and they are pulling trillions of galaxies away from each other. Hence it appears the universe is expanding. It is not it is contracting to different points.