The James Webb Space Telescope Explained In 9 Minutes

What Will The James Webb Space Telescope Find?
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[@Brixster]

My dad worked at the company (Northrop) which built the telescope. He was lucky enough to work in an office a few buildings away from the facility where it resided, meaning he had the rare privilege to see the telescope in person daily. All the employees at the company had security clearance to enter a viewing deck where he watched it get built over the years. Sometimes he'd get guest passes and bring my family and friends in to watch the guys in bunny suits work on it. The thing was MASSIVE. 3 stories tall at least, and just one of the mirror panels was about a third the size of an average adult. I remember being taught about how the mirrors are made of beryllium (highly toxic material) and were covered in a coat of pure gold because something to do with gold's reflective or thermal properties. He didn't work on the telescope project itself, but his work around the company definitely helped contribute financially in a small way. Very proud of my dad's work, and I'm glad to see so many people interested in this. I'm glad it had a successful launch!

[@DTorto]

man that mustve been amazing to see that thing in person

[@Alex-um1sy]

thats awesome, man!

[@Scott-ro5wg]

we proud of your dad too

[@BrayanDiazssJD]

You are really fortunate :')

[@siteks536]

Yes my dad is the director of the project, it's pretty cool.

[@Ro-ni7nm]

It will find the upper limit of mankinds tolerance to project delays

[@DrWoodyII]

It seems very close to that point already.

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

As long as it works. Can you even imagine if they get it all the way out there and something goes wrong? "Woops, forgot to put the batteries in!"

[@brigatat3509]

Haha.. but within a month this thing will send us the first real signs of alien life, so thats worth waiting

[@Kamal-ju6qx]

best comment xd

[@politicallycorrectredskin796]

@@brigatat3509 That is an optimistic take.

[@AA-df9xp]

My goodness. I remember being in highschool and reading about James Webb being launched sometime in 2020-2022 back in 2009. Can’t believe it finally launched yesterday 12/24/2021.

[@jockin]

Wow that's amazing lol

[@hellskitchen10036]

I remember watching Alan Shepard go into space and now I'm on the verge of seeing to the end of the universe.

[@nalat1suket4nk0]

24/12/2021*

[@AA-df9xp]

@@nalat1suket4nk0 okay Mr. Perfect. Can you enjoy something without being hesitant to judge/criticize ?

[@hellskitchen10036]

@@nalat1suket4nk0 24DEC21

[@annaparsonsphotography9879]

People were complaining about how expensive this telescope was, but this is literally a telescope that can change humanity in the future. This is a HUGE step.

[@buggsy5]

The only thing it will change is our perceptions about the early galactic formation. In other words, there will probably be huge gains in esoteric scientific knowledge - with next to zero effect on our futures. Regardless of how much we learn about the early universe, the distances involved are far to vast to be of any practical use.

[@idesofmarch3744]

They said the same thing about Hubble. Can you provide a tangible example of how Hubble has improved our lives?

[@terrybutler8652]

Science advances from theory to experiments (requiring data collection), then to practical applications, which almost never are foreseen. Advances in math are the same way. People often dismiss theoretical math with, "What practical use is it?"

[@throwaway5926]

Those people are generally dumb. Don’t worry about their uninformed opinions.

[@mhdfrb9971]

@@throwaway5926 same as you

[@themangix357]

I can see the influence of Kurzgesagt is strong on this channel. The narration, the transitions, the delivery, and the animation---all strongly reminiscent of In a Nutshell. Yep, I'll sub since everything is pretty well put up. Goodluck Perception.

[@weebslime]

the class the animator taking is really paying off

[@ryanmaiden3244]

Had to look through the comments to see if anyone else thought this was a new Kurzgesagt channel

[@Guzman-lj2wt]

@@ryanmaiden3244 bro I did the same hahahaha

[@smokeybacon6194]

all thanks to skilllshare

[@amitt7953]

Oh, it's not Kurzgesagt? I thought it was, looking at the thumbnail! The feeling persisted even after watching the whole video! Its only this comment, and reality dawned!

[@plexus]

Jesus, the engineering that went into this is fucking insane.

[@rosellabill]

YEP. That is right AMEN

[@MelvinMolden6898]

'JESUS IS MEZICAN"?

[@simonmultiverse6349]

Praise Jesus for the solid gold telescope. That'll keep it stable in orbit. Hope it doesn't get hijacked before it is launched.

[@bobscott117]

Ya 20yrs ago the pos is already outdated . Biggest rip off probably of all times

[@sticky59]

@@MelvinMolden6898 The term 'Jesus loves you' takes on a different connotation in a Mexican jail.

[@Dionn91]

Science and engineering are the closest to magic we'll ever see in our lifetime. So exciting to be able to watch this event unfold.

[@jarvis1508]

Just imagine what we as a species could achieve if we put so much more funding into science instead of pointless wars.

[@ismael1751]

We are living in the most peaceful period in history. The wars happening right now are mostly in developing countries whose funding would be better spent in infrastructure than research. The countries that took part in the creation of this telescope haven’t been in war for decades.

[@restoretrek1616]

@@ismael1751 you are joking on not being at war for decades, right?

[@maltheri9833]

@@restoretrek1616 Big brain Ismael is not very big brain.

[@dodekaedius]

Maybe wars within our species are just training for the real threats and encourage us to develop new and strong weapons to be able to defend

[@wissamdalloul]

Do you think war is the only problem your miserable countries are suffering from?

[@MrChanivan]

imagine all developed countries take part in making things like this, what we can achieve as human beings, will definitely be very extraordinary

[@newoaknl]

Please... no new world order and forever slavery for mankind...

[@BeRsErK8402]

Ofc 🤩

[@eaglenebula2172]

Ye but hopefully our planet doesn't become hell while we're busy looking at space dust and infrared light outside.

[@Les537]

@percipi He means enough of the globalization and diluting successful culture with failed cultures. We do NOT need to work with hell holes like communist China for example.

[@Mister_Pedantic]

@@newoaknl The American experiment is winding down and as Americans watch their house on a hill collapse around them they cling to their failed ideology.

[@eyeiess]

I remember being excited when Hubble was launched and fascinated when its first images came through. We live in exciting times!

[@Blergph]

Coming here after the telescope has launched AND it being a total success, I have really high hopes for this telescope

[@dylanbertwell]

it's not out of the woods yet. Still has to travel to L2 and unfold itself without any errors.

[@Blergph]

@@dylanbertwell You're right, but with how successful it has been thus far, I still have high hopes for this telescope

[@rhythmkhurana6305]

@@dylanbertwell And it was successful!!

[@DavidSchendt]

@@rhythmkhurana6305 Not yet it's not. It's still unfolding itself

[@Driftenstem21]

@@DavidSchendt it’s unfolded now

[@haleyg9722]

Here after seeing the first image. Mind-bending

[@tanksaawk]

It's an incredible time to be alive... I'm so hyped!!!

[@Aryan-rx9rl]

Please don't stop posting videos because of how many subs you have, with the quality of your videos, your channel might start booming soon.

[@johnadams8371]

might? will**

[@keeplookingup911]

Algorithm ruins even quality contents.

[@nicolerome6989]

Yeah it just hit my recommended, here before you get famous 🤌🏽

[@GeeksGets]

Quality* *Copying Kurzgesagt

[@ek6352]

@@GeeksGets dumb comment

[@TheJasonaut]

The whole “seeing into the past” thing is only 20 seconds of the video. How insane is that? :) I’m be watching the launch and unfolding/startup process nervously but very hopeful that all this work and technology gets a chance to amaze us with information.

[@TheHiguy333]

Who’s here after the first released pictures? They are insane.

[@redsquirrelftw]

I'm legit excited to see what this telescope can do, can't wait to see it in operation. It's mind boggling the engineering that went into this.

[@oussyach8216]

So it can see the surface of a planet?

[@pinto_8261]

@@oussyach8216 did you just choose to ignore what was said in the video?

[@GP-ry8wt]

Launch Date Dec 22 2021!

[@dicksuekkerre4326]

Almost unreal??

[@romanempire7170]

I can make this in my garage

[@wernerhockart8018]

Imagine what we could achieve if everyone would work together. That is absolutely insane

[@avittas]

Exactly!...and afterwards, imagine what we could achieve if we would work with them other species together... :D

[@alexng4]

that'll never happen bud. The reason why the world is this way is every body is different.Everybody has their own agendas, opinions, needs, aspiration, etc. Thats why they'll always be wars in politicians.

[@alexng4]

@@avittas you need to get slapped back to reality.

[@avittas]

@@alexng4 you need to get slapped front to creativity and imagination.

[@alexng4]

@@avittas you need to get slapped harder for being naive and delusional from reality.

[@VRoy-gr4mz]

Starting a new era of Astrophysics. Thank you indeed for informative videos.

[@emergencyroomandy9425]

I immediately paused the video to watch the "in the beninging" meme. Good stuff

[@MrFancyFingers]

It’s not up there yet and we’ve been waiting for years, don’t get my hopes up.

[@sebastianmoore9150]

I know right it’s annoying

[@MegaHarko]

@@sebastianmoore9150 But being a bit annoyed is way better than the frustration felt when jpl fudged something just to get an early start and the thing not working as a consequence ;)

[@illogicmath]

I totally agree. Before we try to predict the future, let's first get the telescope in orbit and working. There are a thousand things that can go wrong and at this point the best thing to do is cross our fingers and hope for the best. We don't know what JWST will find and neither do this guy. That's what it's being launched for, isn't it?

[@oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368]

Years? Try decades. It was designed in the 1990s.

[@dennisgreiwe2078]

@@MegaHarko This! This is what I've been saying to myself to keep my patience. Except at some point, "A plan now is better than a perfect plan later" -George S. Patton.

[@toddroy9558]

Prediction. It will find two things. 1. More questions and 2. That the universe is much bigger then anyone thought.

[@davidtrezelle208]

Yeah bigger and older

[@emissionfreeworld]

When will these Nimrod's "Scientist/NASA" learn,God wont let Man peek into his closet.. blah blah Babel..

[@JakeJarmel]

...bigger *than* anyone thought.

[@timolson515]

@@JakeJarmel Thank you

[@nihlify]

@@davidtrezelle208 Neither make any sense for this telescope lol... We already think the universe could be infinite and the age have already been independently measured. This telescope might increase the precision but thinking it will magically get an older universe just tells me you have no idea how science work and how this telescope work.

[@GrooveYouVerse]

I honestly didn't realize there was so much heat. For some reason, I thought space was cold, which apparently it's not. I then learned that shade/shadow areas are only cold.

[@Schyferyel]

Kid: "I want Kurzgesagt." Mom: "We have Kurzgesagt at home." Kurzgesagt at home: Kid: "...This is acceptable."

[@Classified141]

"How the James webb telescope works" "Let's start at the beginning of the universe, then we'll visit the dinosaurs and after that we'll take a look at the Vikings. This should give you a foundation to understand how the James Webb telescope works"

[@Groucho_Marxist_ASMR]

I wanna hear more about these Moon Bees!

[@JJs_playground]

I really hope the launch, this October, is still on schedule.

[@scoldingwhisper]

If it isn’t we might have to have a “peaceful protest”

[@jon79jw61]

I been waiting since 2913 for this ...it will change the way we see our universe

[@caocao7925]

@@jon79jw61 you're from the future, yet you waited the launch backwardly??

[@Coach_Vedo]

@@caocao7925 🤣🤣

[@joshlindgren9072]

I believe it's been pushed back a couple weeks.

[@SenatorJellyBeans]

Now we can finally start enjoying some of the pictures collected by this amazing machine.

[@aoudjit78]

It launched today successfully! A bit of anxiety gone- a whole lot of excitement in!

[@fauzulazim2993]

The launching will be a big leap for mankind in understanding the universe. I really can't wait for the new discoveries we'll receive a few years after launch!

[@manu23325]

It’s fascinating to imagine that this thing might be the first piece of human engineering that is going to proof more clearly than ever that we are not alone. I’m positive that it’s gonna find earth like planets and gonna solve so many unsolved questions about our universe. I mean 100 times more powerful than Hubble? And all those great minds and scientists who are going to put all their effort to fully get the best out of those 5 to 10 years. More than excited

[@buggsy5]

It is not 100 times more powerful. Nor would it be able to detect the heat of a bumblebee on the Moon. However, I am looking forward to seeing just what new information about the universe will be discovered - whether it has any practical use or not.

[@personalsinr]

I'm so excited/anxious for this launch! Good luck to all involved in this grand human achievement!

[@reubenj.cogburn8546]

I sure hope they upgraded JWST from the original windows 98 platform

[@Flumphinator]

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[@Ron4885]

wow, I didn't know the Sun Shield was that huge. My gosh. I hope all goes well with it opening up.

[@trumptookthevaccine1679]

It’s really big. I stood under it.

[@owenpieper8862]

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[@trumptookthevaccine1679]

@@owenpieper8862 yeah I work there but on another project. Very large clean room.

[@iknowimgaywhenimsayingthis9059]

@@trumptookthevaccine1679 how big are we talking?

[@trumptookthevaccine1679]

@@iknowimgaywhenimsayingthis9059 the sun shield is the size of a tennis court. And there are 5 layers. The reflector looks like a building

[@jovaraszigmantas]

Absolutely sublime video, the graphics, information, and everything beyond is incredible. Thank you so much for the video. Love it, keep up the great work.

[@bisusdadinle1726]

3:08 : "...a coronograph...." *left eye starts twitching*

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[@TheLuxurist]

Exactly :))

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[@power2084]

They can't even spell Trappist right at 8:16

[@Xelaria]

Mate, I was not expecting such high quality when I clicked on this. It’s like kursgesart when they frist started

[@Krebssssssss]

Every single person who worked on this marvel is a fucking genius.

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[@arian6565]

I was literally shaking and almost passed out from the excitement, because I didn't know what it was capable of till now, this is gonna be one of the most revolutionist day of humanity, we might see evidence for other intelligent life form, let that sink in....

[@iknowimgaywhenimsayingthis9059]

You think this is insane? Give it 30 more years of your life and you will meet other life

[@Near2Future]

@@iknowimgaywhenimsayingthis9059 You had to wait that long jesus. I met other life at 10, she was called Caitlyn.

[@georgwagner4438]

@@iknowimgaywhenimsayingthis9059 Only possible if aliens are within 30 lightyears and travelling to us at near the speed of light. How likely is that? Very unlikely. MAYBE there are aliens 100000 lightyears away, so people in 100000 years might meet aliens..

[@yudhveer99]

@@georgwagner4438 you don’t need to travel at those speeds. Maybe they have discovered wormholes.

[@ravenwda007]

@@georgwagner4438 They would have 100,000 years of physics knowledge. Lightspeed is too slow. They would have discovered another method for traversing space.

[@swinde]

Currently, I hope the first thing it finds is L2.

[@fireantmedia7946]

the sheer amazingness of this makes me emotional...goosebumps etc

[@shashankchaurasia8358]

One of the best explanations ! Keep up the great work !

[@BitDeadly]

Thank you for taking the time to make such great quality videos with some fun facts and great information. This channel is sure to go far, very quickly! We all appreciate everything!!

[@microfighterz]

I knew we'd most likely be able to get some quality images of exoplanets but I had no idea it would also be able to detect the composition of said exoplanets atmosphere. That's insane!

[@buggsy5]

It will be able to detect gases in planetary atmospheres. It will not produce much in the way of exoplanet images - except possibly similar to the Mars images produced here on Earth.

[@mrytler8507]

Who also came after watch the launch?

[@3bode_iq474]

me

[@devanshshrivastava3234]

lmao us

[@Ocean_Man]

great stuff, im real confident that this chanel is going to blow up soon, with this production quality

[@Hunter-im3tg]

Absolutely amazing, what an insane piece of magnificent engineering!

[@alphagt62]

It will be

[@claudelebel49]

@@alphagt62how near is it the completion?

[@alphagt62]

@Claude LeBel from a show I saw on TV about it, once this telescope is in position, at its Lagrange point, it will be too far away for any astronaut to assist it, should it get into trouble. And then it must perform 105 different maneuvers to fully deploy. So, building it and mounting it on the Rocket is only half of the work. Now it’ll be all on its own, and hopefully deploy perfectly. If it should get stuck half way through, there is nothing anyone can do to help it. Once it is up and fully operational, it will be something to celebrate! And we can only imagine what we will see through it!

[@RtB68]

@@alphagt62 it "might" be...

[@pastorpeteonthestreet3112]

In the beginning God created the Heavens and the earth. Genesis 1

[@kyles5513]

I've been wanting for years for this fucking telescope to finally launch

[@dendysaptoadi9652]

Man I’m gonna take the day off work when they finally launch this thing. Very excited.

[@hungryallmylife]

Wow. It just launched! I know a few buddies who have worked on electrical for the project and for them this must be monumental. Glad to see it

[@divyaroopsahoo3468]

I am supporting this this channel. Can't believe it has only 14k subscribers. My friend, who recommended this video to me, has been following this channel from the first video ❤️

[@JCBucketDude]

I’ve been seeing more James Webb videos to understand it and this is the best so far. Good breakdown, great animation, unloads the possibilities. Wish you would’ve broken down the deep field mission too just so anyone can see we’re going to know what happened way back in the early days of the universe. It’s gonna be wild.

[@TheOne74613]

i think you mixed something up, there was no "deep field mission" what you are referring to is either the "hubble deep field" which is a picture from a seemingly dark spot in the nightsky, or you refer to the "deep space 1".

[@judanski1958]

Well explained. 👏 I am glad to be part of this amazing project.😊

[@behradghn]

You deserve more audience. Hope the new James Webb photos direct more people toward your video. Will definitely share this with my friends on IG.

[@andyc2518]

I have been waiting for this to launch for years now. I’m so nervous about it too.

[@Kage_1831]

What if they miss? lol.

[@xcalibre436]

These things can also be used for military purposes, that's what I'm nervous about.

[@andyc2518]

@@xcalibre436 I really don't think it'll be used for military purposes. I'm 99% sure that Hubble was never used for such purposes so I can't see them using the JWST. Also, if the military needs to use something like a telescope or anything they'd make and launch their own, probably secretly. So, I don't think you need to worry about that aspect of the JWST and with so many organizations and institutes and scientists--getting time on the JWST will be incredibly difficult.

[@timtheskeptic1147]

X CALIBRE the Hubble technically is a military spy satellite. It was the last of the Keyhole series developed by the military. They no longer needed it so they gave it to NASA. All NASA had to do was launch it and point it the other way. Also some post launch modifications, but that happens sometimes.

[@shaneintegra]

I don't have a lot of know-how about this stuff but am so excited about this launch. Humans in general will learn so much more because of this

[@kennsnthumbi6947]

The James Webb Space Telescope is the real meaning and the revealing of the vast knowledge in the engineering world.. I just wanna appreciate the extremely hard work and research done by the engineers in order to come up with such a huge miracle to the earth.. From aliens civilizations and whatever beyond our universe in about a decade we'll be aware of everything.. Congrats to all the engineers who participated either directly or indirectly

[@matthuck378]

Excellent video, thank you! I'm so glad the Webb telescope launched successfully, but now we have to wait for it to arrive at its 'lookout point', open up, and be tested...Then wait even longer for images and data to start coming in...But still, I am happy to be alive for this.

[@hansliebe]

I CANNOT WAIT! I'm upset it was postponed again, but we are so close!

[@robvange]

well done... it is WAY more complex than I originally thought!!! As an amateur Astronomer... I am VERY excited about this.....This SHOULD reveal absolutely amazing things! We shall see...........What NASA has done and is doing is truly AMAZING!!!!!

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You've got a new science enthusiastic and a new subscriber. Great content

[@heyitsahuva]

THANK YOU FOR THIS!!! really helped with my science assignment!

[@dragoda]

Thank you for metric system and also imperial system as text. Making everyone happy. You are my new favorite channel. Well done!

[@jheremiahsimon3298]

Loved the video. I teach middle school science and I really liked the images you used for absorption lines and I was wondering if you could link me to where you got those images from. I would like to use them in my class this year.

[@kareebhasnat]

These new channels that take inspiration from Kurzgesagt are doing so great. Subscribed, looking forward to more amazing contents.

[@stephaniepack2003]

What a fantastic video. I can't even imagine the anxiety those engineers felt on Saturday ... Take a breath and now wait for the whole thing to open up. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞

[@NicolaMotricala]

Never been so excited for a piece of tech!! If everything goes well we can really be part of a very insteresting period for scientific discoveries

[@ToroidalX]

Amazing video. I've been waiting for this telescope to launch for so many years. I'm so exited and nervous for it's success. A miracle of engineering

[@Summarise.tactical]

This might sound weird, but as a ten year old I’m fascinated by this architecture…I mean, NASA totally inspired me. And here I am now admiring mathematics and physics.

[@JobeFortuna]

Just found this channel today. Great video. Subscribed

[@corthir]

perfect explanation that goes into more detail than usual. thanks man

[@janwithbanan]

I can't wait 'till it launches next month, it's like an early Christmas present. Really hope we can find something new and interesting with it.

[@EazyDuz18]

we wont

[@janwithbanan]

@@EazyDuz18 stop being so pessimistic

[@geespar1]

I think that’s almost certain, but it might be a long way in the future

[@EazyDuz18]

@Yaroslav Guerra no yeah

[@cherokee592]

A short but very good video. I wish there was an extended version with more technical details

[@mrparadox6878]

Great production quility my friend. You've got a subscriber 👌

[@MrLense]

It's been delayed so long, if it blows up on the launchpad it will almost seem like poetic

[@davidspittle3308]

And all that money its cost.

[@space.invaders]

If it ever launches, it will be launched by helium balloon.

[@jgalt155]

By the time this thing gets going the universe will have collapsed to a single point .

[@coreytitus9110]

😂😂🤣🤣

[@thehammurabichode7994]

Ooh, controversial choice for the Universe-apocalypse-or-whatever-its-called ; )

[@jgalt155]

@@thehammurabichode7994, it’s called inevitability , misshapen appendage .

[@nebtheweb8885]

The Big Crunch!

[@thehammurabichode7994]

@@nebtheweb8885 Da beeg *_SCRONCH_*

[@typ3998]

Launch successful 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Literally the best Christmas gift to humanity.

[@luke-qn9hs]

it's so incredible... in front of our eyes JWST it's so BIG... like a building, but in the space it looks like a ant❤️🤌🏼

[@Norfolk250]

1:48 That is the best to-date showing of stars I have seen! Completely unrealistic from stand-on-Earth perspective, but in showing depth, that multi-layered effect, is, quite effective.

[@hareshrk6259]

damn seems like the launch is in Oct 2021, hope everything goes well. great content and animation, keep grinding and you guys will be the second Kurzgesagt

[@atanasapostolov2731]

The october date is highly unlikely.. Ariane has been grounded for almost a year now and ESA are yet to perform 2 flight tests of the redesigned vehichle. First test is scheduled for 27 July and then another one in august. Only if these two flights are successful they will launch in october but the most likely outcome will be november or december. Regardless, I am optimistic because the defect was relatively minor and it only affected the payload fairing so it should be a "easy fix". So lets hope all goes well and we get to see this baby in space by the end of this year

[@bobthompson4319]

It's been delayed to Nov or dec 2021.

[@hareshrk6259]

@@bobthompson4319 oof

[@SonofTheMorningStar666]

Dollar store Kurzgesagt. There are numerous spelling and pronunciation errors.

[@odee2004]

last time I check Nov 2021 (wikipedia :D)

[@ttenztimesx3311]

That thumbnail looks very much like from Kurzgesagt.

[@peacelove2.0.69]

My musical friend worked on components on James Webb. Sadly he's in a bad health fight since a few months. So glad he saw the launch. I now wish for him to make it and to see the first images of stars in about 6 months from now. He talked many times about Webb since all the long delays of this project.

[@allaboutfacts2.043]

The engineering that went into this is insane 😳

[@dawood121derful]

I'm hoping they can at least find my missing pager which I flung into orbit on a bad work day back in 1995.

[@picassoboy52]

There's a reason that only got 2 likes

[@dawood121derful]

@@picassoboy52 and you have zero!

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

Tina has it. What address do you want it sent to? ;)

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

Might find that golf ball I got onto last Xmas but disappeared with a heavy slice 🤔

[@charitsfachrurizalkusumara5775]

Great Explanation!! Should've watched this before the launch

[@uzairashfaq4038]

This channel is going to grow like crazy i predict.

[@kevinm3751]

Cant wait to see the images this awesome telescope brings back to our eyes! The things we are going to learn about our universe is going to give us a knowledge we can only theorize now.

[@vincenorman9291]

I was a young man when they started this project, now I'm an old man but hope to see the launching on TV.

[@TheVoyagers.]

Oh wow

[@Adbob1]

I am claiming my ticket now, here before 30k. This channel is going to blow up in a year or two.

[@Lettimeybey]

Writing about this for a school thing. It was easy to understand and really quite interesting! Thanks

[@Macakiux]

You wouldn't be able to see Stegosauruses on Earth 65 million years ago. ...sorry, i'll show myself out.

[@ramazank8015]

You would be able to if you are far enough and have a good enough telescope. (Not realistically possible for humans to produce such telescope,but the point still stands)

[@Macakiux]

@@ramazank8015 my point is that from 65 million light years away, as mentioned in the video, you could see tyrannosauruses. To see stegosauruses, as shown in the video, you need to be 150 million light years away. But I know they used the stegosaurus for the animation as a creative license because they are pretty. I'm just being silly.

[@Macakiux]

Also... That telescope would have to be an entire different and sophisticated technology because optics have a limit and you can't resolve that kind of detail from such an immense distance.

[@adamhodgson8287]

@@Macakiux they’ve calculated that the mirror would have to be over 2 lightyears in diameter to see a dinosaur

[@Rhysman30]

@@Macakiux I understood and appreciated your joke.

[@raymondparsley7442]

Revealing the atmospheric chemistry of exoplanets is exciting indeed; maybe even the revelation of alien life. A great scientific technological achievement for sure.

[@gamecokben]

For what purpose? Satisfying your curiosity?

[@raymondparsley7442]

@@gamecokben In effect, you're saying the existence of life, or learning the probability thereof, isn't worth the cost.... You may have a point.... I've often had the same thoughts myself, but then, it's not just my curiosity, but that of everyone one the planet. "Why is there only one of me... and so many of everybody else?"

[@SPsounds100]

This video is perfect... not more not less everything we needed thanks for this :)

[@HiranyaGarbh.]

Beautifully explained!

[@Deeplycloseted435]

There are so many ways we humans waste money, but THIS is not a waste at all. The things that have changed, just in my lifetime based on observation, is remarkable. I remember when Voyager reached the outer planets, which made 7 year old me excited. Hubble changed everything. Those deep fields are a total mindfuck. One of the most important pictures ever taken. Expectations are SO HIGH for JWST. I’ll be excited when it deploys it’s shield successfully and reaches its destination without issue. So many things have to go right. I can’t imagine how nervous the people will be that have spent their careers building this thing. Can’t wait to find out what we learn!

[@Blub3rs]

This Channel deserves way more subs because of the amazing animation and the detail.

[@TheLuxurist]

Exactly :))

[@jonathanturek5846]

I am very selective and limit my subs to less than 60. I just added this . I am a subscriber now. Thanks for pointing out that this channel was low in subs. I can't believe people are more interested in drama and cat videos than science .. Sad

[@power2084]

They can't even spell Trappist right at 8:16

[@Blub3rs]

@@power2084 Well they don’t need to know how to spell that but at least people can still understand what they are saying and that’s ONE mistake. I still don’t see the point you are trying to say are you trying to say that because that they made one mistake that they are bad or are you trying to just be smart by saying that oh I they made one mistake that means that they can’t spell. I’m not trying to be mean or anything but all I’m trying to say is is that they deserve more subs please don’t go around pointing out all of the mistakes that hard working youtubers make

[@power2084]

@@Blub3rs ONE mistake ? They also spelled Nepture wrong, pronounced La Grange wrong, and pronounced Uranus wrong. That's 3 more.

[@Tigerpro-bq8ou]

Truly great video !! I understood some things i didn't really understand before so thanks for that ^_^

[@jovanrodriguez7796]

I'm just watching not even comprehending but keep up the good work

[@dharmawangsa9592]

So proud to see what human can do, to make sure we are not just believing what might be exist, now we can prove it