What Are We Actually Seeing in the New James Webb Space Telescope Images? (4K)

The dawn of a new era in astronomy has begun as the world gets its first look at the full capabilities of the James Webb Space Telescope. The telescope’s first full-colour images and spectroscopic data, which uncovers a spectacular collection of cosmic features that have remained elusive until now, have finally been released. In this video, we will look over the images, which include the enormous galaxy cluster SMACS 0723, the amazing data for WASP-96b, the beautiful views of the Southern Ring, and the chaotic clash in Stephan’s Quintet, along with the magnificent cliffs of the Carina Nebula. The collection of deep space images marks the official start of science operations for Webb, so stay tuned as many more images will start to come in thick and fast!
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The James Webb Space telescope’s first full-colour images and spectroscopic data, which uncovers a spectacular collection of cosmic features that have remained elusive until now, have finally been released! In this video, we will look over the images, which include the enormous galaxy cluster SMACS 0723, the amazing data for WASP-96b, the beautiful views of the Southern Ring, and the chaotic clash in Stephan’s Quintet, along with the magnificent cliffs of the Carina Nebula. Which is your favourite? Let me know below! V

[@Ammar7q9]

Thanks for making this video!

[@Ammar7q9]

@@josemoody1743 You're old

[@isimbulamadmqwe9972]

My favorite is also Carina nebula. Btw you forgot to put link of the video you explained stephans quintlet

[@jjp.8690]

Those images cost the taxpayers 10 billion, they better be good.

[@Ammar7q9]

@@josemoody1743 LOL

[@bharat_thapa_]

*Everyone should feel blessed to see this. Many years ago, people would only imagine to see this.*

[@ikanaclast]

Exactly. I am so thankful to the people who have devoted their education and efforts to this. They are heroes in the true sense of the word.

[@janruszkowski9734]

To see what ,more fog in space.

[@user-pw2hj4zc7s]

Type 6

[@miaomiaochan]

I know I'm not the only one who had an emotional reaction to these images upon seeing them for the first time. For goodness' sake, we have invented the closest thing to a time machine that could conceivably exist, and it's allowed us to see wonders our ancestors would never have dreamed existed.

[@bsways]

Me farted teeheehee

[@nabeelhakeem3593]

A question buddy did we just see a photo of a thing which existed in thr past as it says itsqfter bigbang

[@LadyBeyondTheWall]

@@nabeelhakeem3593 Yes. In the "deep field" photo, the redder the distant points of light are, the older the galaxy is because of how long it takes the light to reach us here on earth. The light gets more red the longer it takes to get to us. And light can "only" move at light speed, which isn't instantaneous. If for whatever reason, our sun just randomly popped out of existence, we wouldn't actually see the light go out for another 8 1/2 whole minutes and our sun is basically on top of us compared to how far these other galaxies are. However many light years something is away from us is how long it takes the light from there to reach us. The stars closest to us are 4 light years away, so it takes light 4 years to travel from that star to us, so we always see it 4 years in its "past".

[@nabeelhakeem3593]

@@LadyBeyondTheWall you explained it brilliantly my friend. So a question for you is it would be impossible to see even more farther pics right because they have ALREADY happened in thr past and by thr time our light passes there it should be void right as thr consequence of its change is our present state isn't it?

[@maxtv333thesuperstar3]

@@bsways LMAOO🤣😂

[@thelakeman5207]

I remember Hubble's first images and the excitement they created. Now, the Webb telescope is going to blow people's minds!

[@user-it7ku4xr3y]

Being able to see creation itself so close is truly mesmerizing

[@Turrican60]

It certainly is mesmerizing, though how one personally defines 'creation', if there be such a thing, is another matter altogether.......

[@liyahliyah694]

@@Turrican60 would you like to expound ?

[@ad70preterist]

Though “scientist” often use this phrase it’s logically impossible to view the creation of the universe in real time. It would be similar to you viewing your own conception. They like to say these things because it makes the whole idea more fun, but lacks any common sense. Additionally the idea of a Big Bang is similarly logically ridiculous - Everything from Nothing. Who would have thought Spontaneous Generation was a thing again.

[@mec325]

@@Turrican60 (Romans 1:18-19) For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men, who hold the truth in unrighteousness;19 For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:...

[@aalejandro750]

@@mec325 🤣🤣

[@stephielulu9096]

I wish Carl Sagan, Sir Patrick Moore, and Stephen Hawkin were all still alive to see this

[@yan6425]

🙏

[@manuelsalinas5705]

They are all cheering with joy in heaven. 😢 Edit: I know they are atheists. I just wanted to make a warm comment.

[@robertbjgvch190]

They probably seeing in ways we can't even imagine

[@kawther2728]

@@robertbjgvch190 I agree

[@jorgerivera1664]

@@manuelsalinas5705 they were none believers they might be in hell👺👺👺

[@Alirezarz62]

That Carina Nebula image is just beautiful and the fact that the light we receive and the image we see now is from 3800 years before Ancient Egypt built the pyramids is just mind blowing!

[@juniorsir9521]

How can I be sure these images are James Webb and not Hubble? Also why not photograph the planets first before the stars? Couldn’t this new telescope be able to capture better images of say Uranus or Jupiter?

[@robotsonmars1989]

Don't tell that to Kent Hovind 😆

[@juniorsir9521]

@@robotsonmars1989 don’t tell what?

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@juniorsir9521 Its a YEC joke..

[@thomashaas281]

The images of the JWST are not only breathtakingly beautiful for anyone who wants to look closely. They can even shake us, because they reveal the inconceivable variety, size and majesty of the universe more than ever. For me personally, they also trigger very deep feelings and questions - curiosity and the desire to grow very, very old in order to be able to learn and see as much as possible are just two of them. Above all, I wonder if and how this view of the universe, in which we are embedded like a tiny blue pearl, can serve to make humanity wiser? Yes, this may be a bit naive - but the power of these images is unique and they send a message that goes beyond the purely scientific gain in knowledge.

[@jerrysponagle3881]

♥️💯👍

[@MakeLuvWorldWide]

Beautifully spoken, but unfortunately majority of the world is so preoccupied with orchestrated worldly tropes and just trying to survive that I think these images will go over the heads of most. Modern day society is so self adored that I don’t think a few sparkly dots will intrigue the average person to dive deeper. It takes a keen interest and awareness to even be up on astronomical news and that of telescopes. I honestly don’t see humanity changing it’s ways or caring for outer space until something devastating or unbelievable happens. Like an alien invasion, or Elon making it to Mars.

[@rishikeshkale7003]

We can't be Alone in this Universe for sure!

[@eduardogardin879]

We can be sure of anything

[@CosmicShieldMaiden]

I instantly made the carina nebula picture my wallpaper. Beautiful images.

[@kimberly-annedixon]

The Carina Nebula is also my favorite nebula. They're all just so beautiful pictures! I can't wait to see more images from JWST! Thanks for sharing.❤️💐

[@a.d.jenkins5835]

I agree. Its absolutely mesmerising

[@davidschneide5422]

I laugh & I giggle coz it looks so sweet-a, Heyyyyy, the Carina.

[@gastropod557]

Awe-inspiring, mind-boggling, and somehow fiercely tugging at my emotions...an almost physical sensation when seeing these images...every time. In my mid-70s and hoping to hang around a bit longer and enjoy more of this fantastic show. Thinking of Carl Sagan.

[@poodlegirl6371]

OMG, wouldn't Mr. Sagan be thrilled! I hope he is able to check this out as he soars in the heavens above.

[@panchit0z]

I’ve been waiting for this video!! The universe is truly a beautiful place.

[@chloevalantinettv3789]

i really can't wait for more images from the James Webb telescope! was excited keeping up with it's building, then it's launching, and now excited for it to see all the stars and more out there!

[@johnrupesh4535]

Beautiful. Flat earthers don't realize what they are missing.

[@kevinchavarria6792]

Flat earthers are still using their 2D telescopes

[@jamesreed1027]

yeah and to think God made all of this ..... NOT lmao

[@johnrupesh4535]

@@jamesreed1027 Who says God made all of this?

[@jamesreed1027]

@@johnrupesh4535 the people that think there is a creator that made us

[@Emersonbmx16]

Everything about this is just amazing, we are truly living in the future! Imagine being the generations in the future that get to go and see all these stars with their own eyes 😩

[@snappr2523]

Sorry, that will never happen. You are looking back into deep ancient times, multi-million to almost 13 billion years ago..at unfathomable distances. Because of inflation, these galaxies are estimated to be somewhere between 40 and 90 billion light years away and speeding up as they move away. Many may no longer exist. We will never no. The speed of light (which nothing can surpass due to the laws of physics) is beyond amazing, but it's not even a crawl at these distances.

[@Emersonbmx16]

@@snappr2523 wow yeah I never really thought of how far away these are, maybe not these exact stars then haha

[@ted331]

mankind is too stupid to get to the stars we'll distroy ourselves. We can't look after earth whats the point in screwing up the universe we' just leave our trash everywhere we go

[@theenjeneer2792]

@@snappr2523 the first image isn’t too far away all of those stars still exist now so we could explore them

[@snappr2523]

@@theenjeneer2792 I agree, but the distances between stars are unimaginable. I mean, we launched a satellite (Voyager) appx 40 years ago, it's traveling over 35,0000 miles an hour (fastest speed of a man-made object)and it's just getting to the far edge of our solar system. Our closest neighboring star is about 4.3 light-years away. At the current rate, it will take Voyager over 73,000 years to arrive there. Talking about mind-blowing. The sheer scale of the Galaxy, let alone the Universe is beyond comprehension. Even if we could find a way to travel close to light speed, how do you prevent collisions with stardust/particles (instant death), exposure to radiation, etc., etc. or how do you possibly slow the ship (+ gained-mass) down, and when do you start the deceleration so that you don't blow past the new solar system? We can go on and on. Bottom line, when we talk about visiting stars and such, I guess it's OK to be optimistic, Nevertheless, the chances of that ever happening is highly unlikely.

[@theastronomer5800]

I've seen Stephan's Quintet through my 8" telescope, it's one of my favourite objects! The Webb does show a "bit" more detail than I saw... Amazing images.

[@noneya609]

😂😂😂That was a funny comment!

[@traviseastwood]

This is absolutely amazing. Can’t wait to see other images from Webb

[@frankbridges2171]

All I can say is WOW this is so amazing

[@r_thekingslayerx4352]

Absolutely breathtaking I simply can't wait for more webb discoveries

[@freddyjosereginomontalvo4667]

Awesome channel with awesome content and great quality as always say 🌍💯

[@chicobicalho5621]

I have no doubt that in this mess of a period in history we are living in right now, the greatest event taking place by a large margin is the James Webb Space Telescope, and the amazing images and scientific data we are about to recieve as of now and for the next many years. I catch myself giddy in utter excitement for what is to come from this magnificent instrument, and what a contrast it is from the desolation of this horrible war, the entire Covid period, the destruction of the Amazon Forest, and global warming. At least we have something truly awesome to look forward to, and I was wondering why humans can mess up so much, when we can produce and deploy a magical tool like the JWST.

[@thelakeman5207]

We are on the verge of blowing each other up with nuclear weapons and on the other side of the coin, we have reached new heights of scientific discovery.

[@stephenharris3427]

Good comments in your transcript ! the evil people in power can,t see the big picture off how wonderful our universe is and we need to protect the planet we have . The JAMES WEB TELESCOPE is an amazing machine showing us the hidden sights we would never of been able to see . looking forward to more images from SIR JAMES WEB .

[@darkNovaskar]

We should be mastering mother nature and the human potential and exploring space even beyond the JWT. Not war not fear mongering or stealing from one another, not hate etc.

[@jakubkubinsky8627]

I dont understand this either. Why do we have to be petty about land and resources, race, color, gender and other crap. There is so much space, so much resources and so much potential for our growth and prosperity. For a civilization that is 12000 years old we can do incredible things, now imagine what we could do if we stop being idiots and start seeing the bigger picture. We are curious species which drives us forward, yet we still do things our animalistic ancestors did, people are greedy, they never have enough and want more and more. I dont know if we have a place among stars but I certainly hope that we do and reason wins at the end. If not, lets hope that intelligence is a common occurrence and we are not the only hope this universe has.

[@JGTechBlog]

@@jakubkubinsky8627 best comment I have read on the internet just imagine if humans did that we would be in a much better place.

[@Infinicat]

This is so amazing and beautiful. It is staggering how large the universe actually is. I didn't think I could feel so much emotion from looking at pictures of space but the implications, particularly of that exoplanet observation, give me hope for the future.

[@ellisonhamilton3322]

The clarity of the images thus far is inspiring and certainly fuel the imagination. It's hard to concieve what is yet to come. Many thanks and you and Rolo have a great weekend. 🇺🇸❤🇬🇧

[@sweetsounds9674]

In spite of all the hell we're living through, it's amazingly beautiful to see the heavens.

[@billybob-ro6qf]

even more beautiful is to know your saved & on your way to God's sweet Heaven with eternal life. If your not saved I pray you will get saved before its forever to late. Praise JESUS!

[@jamesreed1027]

@@billybob-ro6qf this is real can we leave fiction out of it

[@ramachandra776]

Great information as usual thanks . Thanks for explaining all the images released till now . The image of a galaxy smashing through the galaxy cluster was really awesome .

[@buzzbatra3]

Amazing Trip 🔮

[@victormecwan3998]

the James webb telescope has opened unexplored vistas of the space several light years away and watching that feels so good. The carina Nebula and the quartet and host of other things are beautiful celestial objects which gives us a heavenly feeling.

[@MrMaenambeach]

I like looking at the tiniest dim spots in the image and imagine they must be primordial galaxies or star clusters. This all blows me away. I think the fact that we exist pretty much proves their is "intelligent" life elsewhere. Statistically, I reckon, based on sheer numbers, it is impossible that we are the only technological civilization.

[@mec325]

This intelligence in question is God the Creator of the universe and all that it contains.

[@Slash1066]

@@mec325 Could you please share your proof of this claim that supernatural beings exist?

[@mec325]

@@Slash1066 (Romans 1:20) For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse: '' Intelligence itself teaches us that there is no creation of anything without there being a creator. For example, when we contemplate a work of art we know very well that it is an artist who created it and that it is not the effect of chance. ''

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@mec325 So you don't know how therefore god did it. Got ya.

[@noneya609]

@@mec325 😂😂😂You are such a nitwit!

[@leonardofiallos7551]

The best is yet to come!!

[@lil_esko]

Love space and Galaxies, and Mythologies, Documentaries, I love everything that's interesting I guess 👍😍👏

[@CosmicShieldMaiden]

🖖

[@sometimesicryinthebasement5121]

What about theology?

[@majinvegeta9280]

I also enjoy anything that expands my mind. Look into quantum physics qnd the world of microscopic animals. It's an entire universe within earth. Really on each of our bodies could be individual universes for the animals living on us

[@ReptilianRichardRamirez]

Spoken like a true 9 year old.

[@mithileshkhopkar]

Can't wait for the next discovery to be done by the Webb Telescope. Overall excellent video ♥️👍

[@denislemelin7653]

Simply fascinating !!!!

[@nigeldawkins]

Brilliant as usual!

[@Dj1Crook]

Always so amazing to watch and with jwst now taking photos imagine how much we can learn from it

[@tangbein]

Those beams shining from the stars have really become the James Webb Telescope trademark.

[@papa-steve]

Are they real or is there a filter on the camera?

[@WOMDcorp]

That's c.g.i bro...smh

[@tangbein]

@@papa-steve It's because of the hexagonal shape of the mirror. 6 beams give a hexagonal shape. On the Hubble telescope you will find four beams.

[@JerBuster77]

We can finally look at Uranus more in depth.

[@johnbowkett80]

Lucky you.! 😜

[@eduardogardin879]

We have plenty of close up pics of our planets taken by brobes above their surfaces. I am surprised so many people interested in this don't know that.

[@Adem.940]

amazing pictures! what a time to be alive to see these!

[@jamieredman8606]

Thank you for what you do. I really enjoy your content

[@davidschneide5422]

I like the one that they call the Carina... it's the sweetest little thing that I've ever seen-a.

[@dr.a006]

I’m amazed by the vast number of background galaxies behind the main focus of the image.

[@naveenraj2008eee]

Hi Nice explanation. Thanks for sharing.

[@samanthabusch750]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL 😀 ❤ THANK YOU!!!!

[@fivish]

The James Webb has just seen even more galaxies than Hubble could resolve. Its galaxies all the way down!

[@mohanicus]

I found it mind blowing in the deepest image ever taken....on the nasa website they said that the image was from a patch of sky the same size as a grain of sand at arms length by someone on the ground and look what we have seen in a grain of sand patch of sky....all those galaxies....insane.

[@TheMadridTv]

Seriously I am having such a hard time just imagining the distance of one galaxy inside this grain of sand area, let alone the whole picture and the whole universe.

[@tregoboing]

Yep that totally twisted my melon, I just don't have room inside my head to grasp how many grains of sand it would take to cover the sky and therefore how many galaxies there are in the Universe. And then stars. And then planets.

[@alfredagahan363]

The Carina wallpaper 10/10. Would recommend

[@daniellansiquot6255]

These pictures 📸 of space 🌌 ✨️🌠 are memorizing and beautiful. It so cool to know that we can just take a break from this crazy 🤪 world 🌎 and just look out into what's going on in space 🌌 ✨️🌠

[@Zebra.Lionfish]

Amazing explanations and video. Imagine sending a second space telescope up, set it up at the other side of the solar system and be able to capture a sort of depth perception to these natural artworks :o obviously you'll only get the true experience viewing through VR and a very expensive luxury but hey. I'm just glad they haven't made learning science into a subscription yet.

[@Ammar7q9]

I've been waiting for you to speak about this! There's definitely more universes.

[@Turrican60]

"Definitely" more universes? You can't possibly know that as science itself cannot yet resolve it.

[@Ammar7q9]

@@Turrican60 you must be fun at parties

[@shalindelta7]

@@Ammar7q9 yea i'm afraid that line doesn't work in this situation as they're spitting facts in a serious/unfunny topic. Giving context to your belief would have been appropriate, rn it just looks like you're diverting.

[@Ammar7q9]

@@shalindelta7 well there isn't real proof yet that life exists out of earth, I was just excited and wrote "definitely" because these pictures made me think there's more universes. You never know.

[@shalindelta7]

@@Ammar7q9 it's definitely exciting can't deny that.

[@zerihunalemayehu9719]

JWST is one of my lifetime's human race achievement. I am still speechless and greed for more pictures from this milestone.

[@MrC9Oh3]

What has it revealed to you? More stars.. more questions? It's all pointless, there's only 1 earth. These planets are inhabited, they exist for earth's function.

[@huawafabe]

@@MrC9Oh3 more questions usually lead to more answers :) The biggest scientifical breakthroughs came from things we haven't expected, you can't really plan great discoveries, you just need to stay curious, and that's what JWST does perfectly. Back when they developped quantum mechanics, everyone said "why would i need that? It's just some atoms, we don't need that, we have the real world here"... But what has come out of QM? Modern computers, LEDs, Solar Power for green energy, phones... We have no idea how today's research will help us on the long run. But we have to do it.

[@MrC9Oh3]

@@huawafabe IMO this life would be MUCH better without the things you listed.. phones have ruined people, green energy is a joke, solar is a gimmick, computers have their place but have done more harm than good in the long run. I guess I was born in the wrong Era. I feel like life is just a big cycle, humans never stop until they create their own demise.

[@Alirezarz62]

@@MrC9Oh3 Go to Amish people I'm sure you'll have a place amongst them

[@huawafabe]

@@MrC9Oh3 why are you using a phone or computer then if you think it's not good?

[@laeequenadvi4746]

It is mind blowing ancient images ever captured in histody of space. Cluster of hundred of galaxies of early universe. We are in age of new astronomy. It opened new window to our universe. It is just beginnin. Thanks JWST and thanks for NASA, ESA and CSA.

[@hawpedilshan88]

Wonderful

[@lloydrobinson7081]

keep the clips coming

[@angiesworld8038]

Thanks for sharing.

[@terryjames548]

I'm amazed at the vastness of outerspace. This is the greatest thing since the moon landing. .

[@RomseyCC]

Which Moon landing, there were 6

[@robotsonmars1989]

@@RomseyCC I'm guessing he means the first one. Like the first sliced bread 😆

[@syrax101]

Not to get too ahead of myself but if James Webb revealed this kind of images, I shiver to think what Luvoir is capable of doing… wow…

[@justinhughes5663]

Luvoir is gonna be greatest thing ever created

[@brandonsavitski]

Why didn't they design the Webb telescope with features to search for signatures of life on planets outside of the solar system like this proposed Luvoir telescope? Luvoir isn't even scheduled to be launched until 2039. Took this long to get Webb up there. Should have added far more instruments.

[@ZiadGomaa2009]

@@brandonsavitski it's not that easy😂

[@redbitch3362]

@@brandonsavitski why don't you do them yourself

[@TheRedRaven_]

@@brandonsavitski It does not matter, you will be long dead before we even consider colonizing earth like planets.

[@lawchambermorshed5304]

Very helpful for us

[@csch92]

Why dont people talk about that most of it might allready be long gone or totaly different looking now? Even full of life? Space and time are scary things!

[@scorpio4992]

Nah only probably the deep space picture because its billions of years old but the others are young compared to the universe.

[@emmanuelokenwa3872]

I still cannot comprehend how so many galaxies exist, some without a name. And there is a possibility that they all carry intelligent life. Breathtaking.

[@ARMikan]

Best is yet to come 🌌🌠

[@shibbymiyah6614]

Amazing

[@karlotty]

Yeah, Ive seen so much hype thank goodness they actually released these images.

[@poodlegirl6371]

I have been mesmerized by outer space since sitting in my 4th grade classroom watching Alan Shepard blast off into outer space. I was also enthralled by the fact that the teacher brought a T.V. so we could watch. Brilliant. 😂😂

[@jasontipton8430]

Stunning and jaw dropping

[@akshaydasv.r.5248]

Explanation level 💯🔥🔥

[@susaneuliano7692]

Then there is hope for mankind. I was in awe of this revelation. Thank you.

[@nabeelhakeem3593]

The best explanation I hVe gotten so far

[@berlyngrey9242]

Ah just as I commented on your previous video I have a new one to watch thank you

[@Nefertiti0403]

I can’t wait either 💜

[@paulcateiii]

amazing

[@757575436]

Amazing.

[@juanlondono4592]

The beauty of creation

[@Laserxray]

The detail is stunning. Keep it coming.

[@eMKayyoUwhY]

The first thing I do when I notice that V101 uploaded a new video: ✔️ Like 👍🏻 Regardless of what the topic is..... 🚀

[@usman710]

Exciting new era in human history

[@pragatimishra7953]

I seriously only want to travel outside the Earth in this life! I m dying for it.

[@amrikjohal1240]

Very good latest news from jwts.thanks.

[@joaom8708]

Normal people in summer : What country do I go on vacation? Me - Let me go watch some space videos

[@paullol7852]

aaaay same

[@HelloWorld-il3jf]

Magnificent

[@AbhishekMOfficial]

This New Telescope will Empower our Hunger for Cosmos

[@adriancopping1253]

Thank you 👍

[@sumuqh]

This is so exciting 😅

[@Nzeenzi]

So exciting

[@majinvegeta9280]

The deep field pic they said is an area of space the size of a grain of sand held out at arms length

[@sirius7871]

Yes

[@desertwind6923]

Good job

[@neithus1]

It's amazing just to look in to the night sky... not to mention about those amazing pictures ! ...and there are people around me who thinks earth is flat !

[@giga_chad9]

Man we can’t even imagine the true depth of how far these beautiful places are. The beauty and magnitude shown in these photos I feel doesn’t capture the full extent to how it would look in person (obviously we wouldn’t be able to but it’s nice to think about). Imagine the colors that we’d see, colors we can’t even think about, the sheer size of it all would probably make us go insane, it’s all honestly so beautiful in a way. I love space

[@tamimkhan5191]

Sobahnallha so beautiful images for James Webb

[@ActuallyNTiX]

Does anyone know when we'll get more images? will they be released on more regular basis or what?

[@freddiestinson1117]

NASA mentioned there will be updates every week during the unveiling show.

[@saukhaven]

You may enjoy subscribing to the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) youtube channel (search by name). Then you can get notifications directly from the science team.

[@chris_758]

Thank God for ALL this!

[@ashdrive]

Its just mind blowing. I wonder if Human kind will ever have a telescope that will reach far back to the birth of the universe....and beyond 🤔 Delightful narration...

[@bernardphilippe9180]

Grâce à des hommes , scientifiques de très hautes qualités , la construction de ce téléscope est une avancée historique pour l'humanité. C'est une GUERRE à mener pour l'avenir de l'être humain, une guerre sans cadavre mais pouvant nous amener vers un nouveau destin.

[@mainstay.]

Interesting audio scene transition - a sharp intake of breath.

[@petercutler3136]

Nice

[@janeenn8811]

The dance of the the galaxies by far! Enormous energy here… creation at its best ! Even Plato can see these one day, want to learn more? Reply 👍🏽⭐️⭐️

[@phillipbaldwin]

Magnificent. Question. What does the 'dust' mentioned in the video consist of? Do we know?

[@defaultHandle1110]

We could never possibly know all that there is out there. A lifetime is not enough for a fraction of even our own quadrant of the our galaxy let alone billions of galaxies out there.

[@samratchattopadhyay3057]

All these pics from only a tiny spot of the universe. 🙏🏻

[@Widderic]

I cried when I saw those images, but not as much as I'll cry when we start finding habitable worlds. We are not alone.

[@janicestevenson6496]

Seeing these images of the vast physical universe hopefully expands our minds beyond the borders of our earth to recognize we are not the center of life, but only a small particle of sand on a beach stretching out beyond our capacity to imagine, much less understand. Marshall Vian Summers refers to this large panorama of life as the Greater Community. Here is an excerpt from his writings (revelations received over decades about humanity's place in the universe and the purpose for our time here on this small planet). "Beyond the curtain of shining stars above us is the living cosmos, pulsing with movement, change, conflict and relationship. It is a vast community --a billion billion civilizations undergoing a relentless process of birth, growth, maturity and decay, all in an expanding universe whose outer limits none have explored... Without such a revelation, could we know our place and purpose in the universe? Could we know the destiny of humanity and what awaits us beyond the borders of our world? Could we gain the wisdom, the understanding, and the motivation to preserve our world, to end our ceaseless conflicts with each other and to emerge safely and successfully into a non-human universe, a universe which does not have our interests in mind?" (from Life in the Universe, one book of the revelation received and recorded by Marshall Vian Summers)

[@ahamdomar731]

If u became a Muslim you're gonna find answers for all your wonderings Or just read about Islam and ask what you want to know about it, ok Good luck

[@maltheri9833]

@@ahamdomar731 Or you can just read everything he just said and say "Join my religion and I can give you all of those answers thx k bye." He's talking about the exact hubris you just committed,by suggesting to know the secrets to the universe and existence itself because of a Quran

[@mec325]

Isaiah 40 : 26 Lift up your eyes on high, and behold who hath created these things, that bringeth out their host by number: He calleth them all by names by the greatness of His might, for that He is strong in power; not one faileth. Romans 1:20 For the invisible things of Him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even His eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:

[@Lauren-vd4qe]

@@mec325 FINALLY the voice of truth amidst nonsensical ramblings...read my top comment...

[@johnchapman5125]

Thank you Janice