NASA’s Webb Captures Weather Dynamics on Planet 280 Light-Years Distant

[@jeremy1350]

280 Light Years distant. A 24 hour observation window, and readings every ten seconds, of that 24 hour period !! JWST can hold position and make incredible observations like this !! INCREDIBLE Winds up to 5000 mph and temps that could melt metals, and rocks !! Science minds are exploding all over the scientific communities.

[@alanmcmillan6969]

Thank you.

[@richardmercer2337]

It's raining there too.....

[@FARDEEN.MUSTAFA]

Greetings NASA and SpaceX. It was academic information about Planets in the deep space. Would you explain James Webb Space Telescope's engineering data please? Who is analyzing JWST's engineering data? Thank you NASA.

[@ljwalter61]

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[@Leopez02]

It's so an interesting and amazing our the Best Space Telescope since 2021 James Webb have been found new Planets like that WASP-43B where is Wheater Dynamics wow! Do that means there can be a life too? I've been interested of Rogue Planets, would you plz make a video about The Rogue Planets that are near of our Solar System? That would be great video! 😊❤

[@robertmorankich5149]

Wooden such extreme wind speeds

[@alanmcmillan6969]

Toasty!

[@coryjay2791]

How about you capture an actual picture of the earth with all the satellites and whatnot in orbit? Why can’t you provide a non cgi, actual picture of that?

[@JenniferA886]

Pointing the delicate telescope at a bright object such as earth would fry the instruments

[@coryjay2791]

Cgi propaganda... 🙄

[@210FrankTrevino81G]

Priceless 😄

[@feeberizer]

Winds of 5,000 mph? My brain goes _tilt._

[@ljre3397]

Sorry but the 5,000 mph wind is a deal breaker for us.

[@24tanksalot]

Can't wait to see what the next telescopes bring

[@crazyedswonderfulworldofso9370]

I am confused by this video. Concerning the planet, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) observed, how can it determine weather conditions on both the night side and the day side of the planet? After all, JWST is light years away from the planet and so, that should only give it the opportunity to see one side of the planet, either the night side or the day side? It would either be “in front” of the planet and see the light from its star shining on the planet (daytime) or “in back” of the planet only able to view its night side (nighttime)? From the JWST position which is basically stationary, since it only revolves around our planet and is looking at the object planet from one direction only, how did it get to the other side of this object planet to observe it?

[@210FrankTrevino81G]

I think this story is Bs lol people expecting way to much out of this telescope 🤣

[@crazyedswonderfulworldofso9370]

@@210FrankTrevino81GI think you may be on to something.

[@TasoKeya]

thank you for breaking down the barriers to learning complex subjects!