Seeing The Universe Like We've Never Seen It Before

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Now that the James Webb Space Telescope has released its first images, it’s time for the science programs to begin.
We meet 5 scientists who will be using the telescope during its first cycle of operations looking at the earliest galaxies, red giant stars in the disc of Andromeda, star forming regions in the MIlky Way and nearby galaxies, the Trappist-1 exoplanet system, and mysterious icy bodies beyond the orbit of Neptune.
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0:00 - A Giant Leap for Science
1:59 - First full color, science quality images of JWST
8:11 - COSMOS-Web: mapping the earliest structures of the Universe
14:11 - Unearthing the fossilised Andromeda Galaxy
21:49 - Star formation in the Milky Way, Large Magellanic Cloud and Small Magellanic Cloud
26:56 - Trappist-1: checking atmosphere of exoplanet system with multiple earth-like planets in the habitable zone
31:27 - TransNeptunian objects: discovering the composition of icy bodies beyond Neptune

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@yannickm.2648 Год назад

One of the reason I love the 21st century, is having easily access to such information and documentaries.

@JJONNYREPP Год назад

Seeing The Universe Like We've Never Seen It Before 2218pm 12.7.22 they're hardly adding to the alleged girth of information they amassed during the 20th century, though. when are they actually going to be telling us something we dont know ie: light travels, light being collated is merely data of past events re: celestial events... this constant overhauling of the movers and shakers merely means we learn sod all!!!

@MrMaxKey Год назад

Each century had its own means to discover

@JJONNYREPP Год назад

@@MrMaxKey Seeing The Universe Like We've Never Seen It Before 13.7.22 0001am UWEB.. as the drunken sage once wrote... the moon lay hidden behind some clowns. and as for th age of discovery.. discovery i can stomach... though rehashing what was already known is a tad tedious. akin to leaving yer stinky garbage bin open as some dude ponders the heavens. in short those hippies are poisonous. and in stereo.

@frauddiac Год назад

@@MrMaxKey You couldn't access informations about anything as an English peasant tho

@leonleon2276 Год назад

Shut up

@AakashHaider3000 Год назад

The craziest part is that this isn’t “The” universe. It’s just a tiny speck of it. Absolutely mind blowing.

@koiyujo1543 Год назад

And get this, it's estimated that we only mapped at least to my knowledge 5 percent of the whole universe so far!!!!

@a__duck Год назад

@@koiyujo1543 5% maybe of the observable universe (aka within range at the speed of light fighting against inflation).

@KaushikBala333 Год назад

@@koiyujo1543 5 percentage of what we think how much the universe is

@kevinvitualla Год назад

exactly. it's like we were all just dust in this vast universe

@fbisama5109 Год назад

@@kevinvitualla nah 100 times smaller than dust

@ruudvreman586 Год назад

This kind of things make me proud to be a part of humanity. We can do this together. It surpasses fights and wars, which ashame me.

@julieta203 Год назад

Its mind blowing to think that scientists and engineers can design and build such a device. Imagine what we could achieve and the progress humanity could make without trillions spent on war!

@virtualworldsbyloff Год назад

Without war we would now be still very far from Internet, RU-vid, Medical achievements, smartphones...

@donemigholzjr.7344 Год назад

TAX WAR and give world peace a chance.

@katdaddy469 Год назад

Progress = destruction. Without you will have no progress

@sicfrynut Год назад

@@virtualworldsbyloff you mean that by studying sciences instead of the art of war we would be further behind where we are now ?? I'd like to believe that mankind would be further evolved without all the hatred.

@muhammadfadhil1681 Год назад

@@sicfrynut you know nothing.... without ww2 we still can't go to space atmosphere

@dj_jamfu91 Год назад

The level of engineering and science gone into the JWST is mindblowing

@josecarlo5432 Год назад

...apply the tech to prevent Global catastrphe now, not at some other Time...remember the Nero-Rome connection, the Titanic...distraction is fatal...

@LevineLawrence Год назад

Also the amount of money 😎

@brokenSnake Год назад

Idk man. Microchip factories are pretty mind-blowing

@alhassansibawoe9843 Год назад

Looks like a real peaceful place with no wars and corruption. Absolute stunning images. 🌌

@oksbpodcast7005 Год назад

I’m sure there are still wars and corruption out there, but it looks better from this view

@ecpr1975 Год назад

Well there's black holes and explosions happening all the time so I don't know about peaceful my dude!

@mattwing311 Год назад

The universe is born from chaos. Not peaceful. It is definitely beautiful though! Chaos could be very beautiful.

@mikesmith1290 Год назад

And gamma ray bursts blasting atmospheres off of planets, killing any and all life. But it’s pretty!

@thegeop5906 Год назад

A hostile place!

@davidruiz8689 Год назад

This brought me to tears. It reignited my hopes for humanity.

@TunaFreeDolphinMeat Год назад

Just stunning. I hope many more people will find the passion for endeavors such as this.

@HH-vb9tw Год назад

THINK ABOUT HOW SMART THE PEOPLE THAT WORKED ON THIS TELESCOPE ARE. PURE GENIUSES!!!!

@paulyt5159 Год назад

Yep and hardly anyone knows there names. We should be celebrating people like this in my opinion.

@MichaelGoeta 13 часов назад

Well. Said

@pstewart5443 Год назад

OMG no wonder the scientists cried. That's absolutely gorgeous. I can't wait for more images. Such an amazing time to be alive.

@onequestion2059 Год назад

Let us all work to maintain life on this planet, the only one known to have life, so we can make this the most wonderful time to be alive as we move forward into the beauty of the universe.

@stratbruh Год назад

...for space exploration

@joefish6091 Год назад

@@stratbruh For human and nature's survival. Hogan's book The Immortality Option sort of explains why.

@Monk-Amani. Год назад

Forever and a day. Life is so amazingly awesome. Can't wait for the next journey.

@maxi15 Год назад

Knowing that our earth is just a floating sphere in empty space kinda terrifies me. It's incredible to think about the possibilities of life on other planets and how they operate but also know that those galaxies could be non-existent right now, too. It would be such a gamble for us to send people to another solar galaxy (if we ever create the technology) and to find that it no longer exists.

@ristopaavola1965 Год назад

Necessarily there is no empty space... no planets or staff. It's forbidden for us to know..... And this is the earth with heaven with a firmament

@johnsebastian5378 Год назад

In a world with protracted blasts of horrible news cycles, the JWST has the ability to redirect our affective view of humanity. Great work scientists!

@growthmindset848 Год назад

To whomever reading this: Wishing you the best rest of your day/night! Remember, what we think.............. We Become

@chino3796 Год назад

SCIENCE!!

@paulsuprono7225 Год назад

All it takes . . .is thought, Ignorance is 180° out of sinc 🌈

@alaccou Год назад

This video made me smile. I am so happy that some of us are smart enough to see beyond the day-to-day bs, enough to come together and invest their time and effort into such beautiful projects that serve our species in years to come! People are awesome.

@clang5962 Год назад

@Timmy Tran Why should I believe you, some random idiot on the internet, over the tens of thousands of scientists and engineers who’ve worked on this project?

@petrucho130 Год назад

Useless spending while hunger, greed, hate and wars are killing our planet

@thekingmelanin Год назад

@@Power_to_the_people567 all we saw was cgi images and videos, where is the proof of any of this being real?

@khalilHariri Год назад

@@Power_to_the_people567 he meant real images from space cuz in the whole video its just cgi, not a single real image even the satellites orbiting the earth it's all cheap 3d simulations

@khalilHariri Год назад

@@Power_to_the_people567 way better resolution galaxies/stars images can all be captured with a 10k$ telescope anyone can own

@lelandcox4089 Год назад

Reading the replys I see many people are interested in the subject of space. Many have learned something they may have never heard before. This is a well presented article and I hope to see more as the telescope is used to discover great new things! I think it is totally amazing that it is possible to see something 14 billion years old! To think that light could travel through space and time for so long and give up it's all in the back of a camera so we could see where it came from! Keep it coming!

@ryanwis2350 Год назад

Can you see the faces in the images and all type of different beings

@hugohernandez3538 Год назад

I actually saw the JWST getting developed at JPL in Pasadena and it was honestly one of the coolest things I've seen.

@josegabrielsilva5221 Год назад

Imagine if this kind of content was the mainstream. Space scientists remind us how great our species can be. I get out of myself and for a moment I’m able to see beyond. That’s magical

@lisetteem588 Год назад

I hear that! my dad used to read the cosmos every night. I like to think he was planning his next move :)

@lucylovitt9583 Год назад

@Josè - so what are you going to do when you find out that the human race was seeded from other species. That they gave us the knowledge to build the Great Pyramids of Giza, to Align Stonehenge to understand what the Aztec knew to create their enormous lines in Peru? If you really want to know reality then check out Elena Danaan Micheal Salla or people they work with. This is a smoke screen 🙏

@smallies7154 Год назад

what liars pretending they landed on the moon

@AkaNinjaAssassin Год назад

Apparently in China these types of content are forced on mainstream

@silvermainecoons3269 Год назад

@@smallies7154 How are you any better; pretending you have a brain? 😂🤣

@benjamindion7221 Год назад

Sometimes we forget how small and insignificant us humans are. They can view 13 billion years back. That is truly mind boggling and I don’t think we realize how amazing this Webb telescope really is. 500 years ago the people thought we (earth) was the center of everything. Astonishing how far we have come in a handful of centuries.

@thor9563 Год назад

More astonishing to me is that stardust is looking back at stardust and cares and asks 'why?'.

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

It is pretty exciting. v

@JohnJ469 Год назад

@@thor9563 We are the Universe made manifest trying to understand itself.

@Coronado-nz7wu Год назад

Small, but never insignificant.

@growthmindset848 Год назад

To whomever reading this: Wishing you the best rest of your day/night! Remember, what we think.............. We Become

@keenday2382 Год назад

Who knew man was discovering such technology so interesting thank you for posting and using your time to work on these projects. So interesting..

@ummarfarooq6748 Год назад

Those scientists are very passionate about explaining things that they have seen. That indicates how much they are really put efforts to make this happen. Kudos to NASA👍🏻 all love from 🇮🇳

@priyanshutiwari3102 Год назад

🇮🇳❣️

@paulocardosoMusic Год назад

It’s absuletely spectacular that we are achieving such capacity of seeing the past and even the future. Just imagine what we are going to see in 20 years!!!

@spookyspoon6589 Год назад

I hope I die soon.

@chrisbarry9345 Год назад

The funniest thing to me is that regular people jointly think of it as we. I also would say the same thing but there's really a couple hundred people on Earth Maybe who are doing all of this important stuff

@nobytes2 Год назад

@@chrisbarry9345 Nasa is a public entity so we're paying with our tax dollars, so yes we can say we. Also I'm sure he meant "we" as in humankind. Don't be such of schmuck.

@Kai_Keller02 Год назад

@@chrisbarry9345 everyone's doing their part

@norbertschmitz3358 Год назад

In 20 years? If we are still around with our 8000 nuclear missiles.....

@RobertLofrano Год назад

It would be interesting to see some similar debris fields that are here on earth that haven't been tampered with to compare and then see what we could do to those images to make them look covered up.

@dashobie 10 месяцев назад

I am so glad the JWST made it to space ok and it opened up perfect. Thank You everyone involved.

@CraigMyran Год назад

I've been waiting for this day since highschool in the mid '90s. I'm NOT disappointed! I'm so elated! I can only imagine the emotions of those intimate with the project. Way to go JWST Team!!!

@thor9563 Год назад

Do you wonder how and why stardust has emotions? And why stardust asks why?

@yeetmcyeetson8822 Год назад

@@thor9563 Stardust that had billions of years to coalesce into something conscious, that is.

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

@@yeetmcyeetson8822 , Thor has been posting this comment on many threads. They're trolling & don't interact with any of commenters. v

@colincuster6226 Год назад

I can only hope and pray that this will help all human to understand how enormous our universe is and all we have is each other and the hope in faith. Totally awesome I thank you for sharing this with us 🤩👍🙄✌️

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

@@colincuster6226 , That's what I hope will happen; help humanity understand. v

@dimitritome5118 Год назад

The wonders humanity can achieve when we work together ❤️

@GamingScottsman Год назад

That’s beautiful ❤️

@dpakj989 Год назад

More like, when idiots get out of the way. 10$ billion is such a small drop in the bucket compared to how much money is wasted on idiotic wars and corruption. Imagine how much science and space exploration could of progressed if NASA had actually got funded properly.

@thatdude4933 Год назад

It's inspiring. We waste so much of our potential

@tommywilliams9332 Год назад

This is such a huge win for humanity. Thanks to all those involved in creating this amazing telescope.

@delete866 Год назад

We are doomed :')

@AstroAscendSpace Месяц назад

Top documentary in true 4k. Fantastic imagery from the James Webb telescope!

@br88dy Год назад

It's so awesome that this was produced ahead of time for the release of the first images. What a great documentary and a special day for us humans.

@ovic. Год назад

how is that special for you, for us? you do see its CGI, loony toon

@valerieann8007 Год назад

I just saw a live chat saying the images shown as the first images of the Webb Telescope are all fake CGI. It actually does look fake.

@csillafel8226 Год назад

The movie Contact is my favorite sci-fi movie ever. Hope Carl Sagan is watching where ever he is

@lucylovitt9583 Год назад

Had you ever thought that some of it was faked - and that would explain how it was produced 'ahead of time'?

@ovic. Год назад

@@lucylovitt9583 its all faked, 100% all fake!!!

@coolwise1 Год назад

What a technological achievement of getting JWST built, launch into space, unfolding into place, and will be giving us the best pictures of our universe, is absolutely amazing.

@Scoripo81 Год назад

Why isn't there the same level of quality photos of our earth?

@scottg6754 Год назад

@@Scoripo81 There is. There is this thing called the internat. Many parts of it have search engines which specifically target images. It is an easy search.

@Scoripo81 Год назад

@@scottg6754 Nope those are all CGI created. Its been proven over and over also all of over your beloved "internat" as you call it. "It's all photo shopped because it has to be" right from the mouth of a NASA employee that creates "images" of the ball earth. Are you NOT connected to the same internet as I'm? Ive been researching this information since 2017. Been indoctrinated JUST LIKE YOU SINCE BIRTH. It takes a strong minded person to actually WAKE UP to all these lies.

@Scoripo81 Год назад

@@scottg6754 Why is it so hard for some people to just admit that whey have been lied to? Is it a genetic thing? Or an actual IQ problem? I honestly don't care at all anymore what you people on the internet decide to believe. Since I've ran myself through the gantlet and suffered the whole way with this since 2017. I did my time already and I'm going to take advantage of this knowledge in any way I can.

@j.s.2281 Год назад

My brain can't even comprehend all of those galaxies.. that's so amazing.

@feflechi Год назад

Wondeful project for all the reasons mentioned ! Congratulations to all the people and thank you for your contribution ! Incredible engineering feat. Can't believe how technical and advanced this is, so glad it all went well so far, worth the wait ;)

@naturelove7398 Год назад

🤣🤣🤣

@mehtasid Год назад

Congratulations to all those who made thousands of things work perfectly and without failure.

@auntjenifer7774 Год назад

Yeah it's almost as if it's a fantastic story.

@free-vbucks_link6386 Год назад

I don't think we give enough props to the editing team

@profyle766 Год назад

All composites from the imaginary minds, love how everyone just accepts it!! NASA has never measured/touched a star, pure speculative. Nobody can be bothered to think for themselves.

@joblogs1176 Год назад

This is a brilliant documentary. I will have to see it again,

@simonjohnson4282 Год назад

Space is absolutely stunning

@cricketfield9549 Год назад

Being able to see 13 billion years back. It's like time-traveling. Absolutely amazing.

@unarammer2003 Год назад

space junkies imagination amazes me...people believe the tv and whatever obsurd nonsense it spews out that day...you can't see the end of your road and you think people can see back it time....you people are pathetic....your reality is not your own...

@SteveCohniPI Год назад

The Webb telescope shows what great advances take place when we work together! Not just any one group or even one single country but many groups of scientists, technicians, and even politicians working towards a common goal.

@donnadwarika6370 Год назад

So amazing to see this on yt thank you

@kimberlymack2330 Год назад

I have been waiting for this and I have been looking for this!!!!

@aotearoawhanau7211 Год назад

As a kid I watched Carl Sagan - it was fascinating even in the 1970s and 1980s. When he came up with "the pale blue dot" in the 1990s it finally blew my mind. Well the James Webb telescope will not be the last tool of discovery. I envy the generations after me and what they will learm about the universe.

@admin8784 Год назад

There is no outerspace

@ct92404 Год назад

@@admin8784 There is no magic "dome" or "firmament."

@VinayakaHalemane Год назад

Probably the best coverage of the JWST I've seen so far. Absolutely brilliant and succinct. I've been following the development of this telescope for almost a decade now and always saw it get delayed which always bummed me out. But I'm mind blown and teary eyed at what this mission has achieved with just its first batch of pictures. Cannot even imagine the unexpected discoveries it will bring us.

@dudedog7914 Год назад

Fake

@thomaszhang5437 Год назад

@@dudedog7914 ..

@vijaz5559 Год назад

@@dudedog7914 ur life is

@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Год назад

Amazing how even in a documentary such as this they don't present the information in full context. There are 13 habitable zones currently known a planet must be in all at once for life. Liquid water is only one. It's disingenuous to always be labeling the "habitable zone" as only the liquid water zone. To date we have not found one planet that falls in more than two of those thirteen zones. The only planet we know of that is in three or more is earth.

@yoMXTT Год назад

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep interesting

@TearyEyesAnderson Год назад

The most interesting project that I would like to see the James Webb Telescope do is to take the deepest image ever, then go to the exact opposite side of the sky, and see if any of the objects in the two deepest ever images actually overlapped, or possibly would be identical.

@OscarVoigt Год назад

@Blob B then we get closer to knowing the shape of time/universe.

@OscarVoigt Год назад

I’m assuming as I watched the same info you did

@itheuserfirst3186 Год назад

@@athrunzala5337 *rolls eyes*

@Grod2013 Год назад

@@athrunzala5337 dude stop were talking about real life

@snap-off5383 Год назад

@@athrunzala5337 Yeah the ancient goat herder superstition from the flat-earthers!

@kermitefrog64 Год назад

This was an incredible program. It should be proposed though to continue to use the Hubble space telescope since both of these excellent tools for exploration continue to be opened to the science community. If the cosmologists jump on the band wagon of only using the JWST then how about allow the public more accessibility to the Hubble space telescope.

@Dr.Maniac Год назад

OPERATIVE WORD BEING PROGRAM!!

@qa4057 Год назад

I love this universe. Our multiverse contains many uni- variances of physics that may never allow mass to coalesce . While others provide more advantage for life to evolve.

@_helmi Год назад

It is humbling to ask the very question "Where do we come from?", which leads to the following question: " Why is everything inside of us out there in the Universe?" and ultimately "If part of us is out there in the Universe, why can't we go there and perhaps go home?". I got teary-eyed towards the end of this documentary knowing that more and more people today feel they don't belong here and that they don't deserve to live. I used to feel the same and still am sometimes only because people around me made me feel that way.

@rianamohamed300 Год назад

Rabbana ma khalaqna hatha batila

@mrcheese5383 Год назад

I don’t understand what you are saying

@stevewright6800 Год назад

It's the building blocks of creation..that's like asking why is everything that is inside a computer from the outside of it

@testetestando285 Год назад

28:45 in 2007 when i was studying chemistry in college and astronomy for hobbye I thought that was possible using a space telescope in infrared and with spectrograph to detect the atmosferic composition in planets transiting your star. Its exciting see this happen today. I wanna study astrochemistry in that time (2007, 2009).

@tongthao8113 Год назад

The engineering that went into this is definitely out of this world!

@onequestion2059 Год назад

My first reaction was gleeful joy at the immensity of what we are a part of. My second was the hope that people seeing this might reflect on the importance of every specie on Earth if we are to be the arc that spreads life to the universe.

@joefish6091 Год назад

The future is idiocrscy, affirmstive action, diversity and medicratiy. The tiktok generation fears and detests math and science. Look up Quatermass Ringstone Round. That was the end of the UK big science space period. The mediocre dumbed down 80s followed.

@78tag Год назад

If we don't stop pissing away our resources on projects like these and get to work on the real problems that our specie impose on itself and on this planet, we aren't going to have the opportunity "to be the arc that spreads life to the universe". When I look at the comments here, all I see is a bunch infantiles starring at the sky with blinders and ear plugs on. We need to come out of the fantacy that we are ever going to live in space and start the hard work of saving what we have. I f we were to expend the resources and time we put into this absurd notion that we can make another planet habitable we could probable keep fron destroying this one.

@asmrlovex1365 Год назад

@@78tag I mean this 10 billion dollars made on quite an interesting and inspiring project is nothing compared to the 10-15 people on earth with over 100 billion each and obviously others with 1 billion +

@vanessamg9788 Год назад

I wish people from the past that was interested in space where able to witness the images we are seeing now

@TheBaBaTV Год назад

Like Einstein or even earlier Galileo ! But if their is an after life they are seeing more then us !

@JoseGarcia-yh2lg Год назад

beautiful comment

@scottg6754 Год назад

Sagan

@vthomas375 Год назад

Like the spicey, slicey sausage cosmology image fakery the eminent French scientist has just this past w/e used to effectively warn Space dreamers off trusting the Space Agency imagery?

@OfentseMwaseFilms Год назад

Thank you everyone who worked on and continues to work on JWST. Wat an Insane piece of Engineering.

@chuck8925 27 дней назад

What is mind blowing is it can take a photo and we could see billions of years in the past. Before we existed. I know it's about light travel but still amazing

@vanniyoung1 Год назад

Mind blowing to see how big the universe is. Our little earth is like a spec of sand, if even that, in the cosmos.

@aldito7586 Год назад

The Cosmos

@sprat3127 Год назад

It is no wonder that the best scientists often evolve into mystics. Beautiful, transcendental work. Congrats to all the engineers, scientists, physicists and the immense teams that fueled all aspects of this project and will continue to do so. You are helping the consciousness of humanity to expand.

@Talia.777 Год назад

What do you mean by "evolve to mystic"?!

@BigRalphSmith Год назад

Um, sorry but would you happen to have any examples of scientists that have "evolved in to mystics"?

@itheuserfirst3186 Год назад

Most physicists are agnostic, or atheist. They're not grifting yogis.

@edwardmartin6052 Год назад

You know, people, somethings are beyond scientific reasoning. Don't believe me, consult Godël's Incompleteness Theorem. It's on the boundaries of human reasoning. Beyond this is the unknown.

@seraphinaaizen6278 Год назад

"It is no wonder that the best scientists often evolve into mystics." What utter tripe. Never underestimate the ability of a woo-woo peddler to sully a massive achievement of science and humanity by slapping their complete horseshit all over it. "Evolved into mystics". Get lost. Nobody is doing that. Mysticism is the exact OPPOSITE of both reason and science. If people were wasting their time with mysticism, then achievements like this would be impossible.

@Moss_and_Such Год назад

Been super grateful working at one of the aerospace companies involved in this project! I’m just a systems guy but seeing this wonderful piece of technology in development and working with the people involved is humbling.

@indrasouza5455 Год назад

Nice buddy

@kathyklaws3408 Год назад

We live in Butte County and below the town of Paradise, CA. My husband and I saw probably what we thought was a UFO but this could put an answer to what we saw in the sky in November. We asked around and found another individual that also saw this same craft as we saw, with same description only he saw it three times. Sure glad that we aren't hallucinating and you have a documentary out about this new project.

@scottwhallin2461 3 месяца назад

The JWST is the GREATEST accomplishment mankind has EVER ACHIEVED

@alecstaga Месяц назад

correct, bu I would add: ...so far!

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

Carl Sagan, the Earth misses you! Astronomy is so fascinating. I'm happy & grateful to be alive during this time of discovery. Thanks for posting & to all the teams that made this accomplishment possible! v

@TommyTCGT Год назад

Carl was a Govt. controlled fake, stating that. anybody claiming to have seen a UFO was hallucinating.. yet millions have full disclosure on UFOS and ET.. Open.. moc.ylfyeht, written in reverse.

@popeyepanther4519 Год назад

This video should be a project for every school in the world, to be broken down into comprehensible segments for students to understand and appreciate. That would attract a lot of really talented engineers and scientists. Im going to recommend it to my childrens teachers.

@scottwhallin2461 3 месяца назад

I agree with you 1000 %

@mindvolution 3 месяца назад

Top documentary in true 4k. Fantastic imagery from the James Webb telescope! 🤯

@TheeBritishGuy Год назад

Thanks to everyone involved in building Hubble and the JWST.

@jacksew Год назад

It’s cool to look in the “past” and all but I wonder so much what those stars and galaxies look like right now. Amazing

@CrazyGaming-ig6qq Год назад

A compact galaxy group in that image was 290 million light years away. I dont know much about how much a galaxy and the astronomical objects can change in that time. But maybe there have been many super nova explosions there in that time? I read that there is 1 supernova every 50 year in the milky way, so if this info was correct then in the course of 290 million years a compact cluster of galaxies could have potentially hundreds of millions of supernovas occuring in that time, depending on how many galaxies is actually part of said cluster, and their sizes.

@AmbientMorality Год назад

@@alienzardsketter.9076 Directly, of course it's not. But NASA is not a large expense and it has enormous importance in inspiring young people to pursue education-which is what is needed for meaningful and positive political change, and so that we (as humanity) can invest into the future. And frankly I think there's a huge value in just learning what's out there and our place in the universe-certainly more meaningful than spending even more on defense or propping up dying industries.

@mdgcwood Год назад

As you look further back in time and space you can observe how similar galaxies have evolved.

@sheriffdaramola Год назад

What the stars and galaxies look like right now? Well, It's no more! "No thing" exist right now! We are all experiencing the past we were once part of

@Captain-Sum.Ting-Wong Год назад

@@alienzardsketter.9076 We can do this thing called multitasking you dolt

@Aoekin Год назад

the webb telescope shots are amazing and shows how beautiful the universe looks with all that chaos.

@tammyrobinett747 Год назад

So cool, so worth it. I love the way everyone came together on this.

@bunnylarese2161 Год назад

They clearly made an effort to put in as many women as possible, yet out of all these low level females they couldn’t put in a single women of color!

@redbear665 Год назад

Amazing paintings by amazing artists.

@peaou Год назад

big thanks for making this documentary! I wanted to learn more about James Web telescope, and this is the best informational video, where ideas are explained in context. I wish to see an update, some time in a future, when James Web telescope will be making all those new discoveries. hope to see you then : )

@seanthompson258 Год назад

Sean Thompson 0 seconds ago this is a LIE! its all FAKERY!!! NASA is a SNAKE, and the Serpent LIES about everything, in the bible it tells us that there is a DOME over our heads, Hilary CLinton told us many times, Obama said we cant go past low earth orbit, Trump said one day we might tell you how we did it without SPACE??? and he speaks about the EXPANSE??? HMMM well in bible it talks about the EXPANSE thats the DOME over our heads people! Bill NYE of NASA said we live in an enclosed system there is no way out, there is nowhere to go! They are telling us and if you dumb SHEEP still cant see it! SHAME ON YOU! because you are living the SIN ! and you will pay the PRICE for that!! YOUR CHOICE!

@kennyortiz100 Год назад

This was a fantastic documentary, thank you! So hyped now that the first images have been revealed!

@JohnSmith-nh9vr Год назад

Sesame Street has some more real videos of space travel.

@Scoripo81 Год назад

@@JohnSmith-nh9vr Yes correct! They will never get it.

@kippertrace5808 Год назад

Still, people are brainwashed. ROBERT SIMMON PAINTED ALL EARTH AND SPACE PICS BEFORE C.G.I ELBOWED HIM OUT OF A JOB.

@seanthompson258 Год назад

@HR-wd6cw Год назад

One thing we have to keep in mind is the differences in technology over the past 20-30 years, when Hubble was released. It was launched about 32 years ago and for its time, it was probably the latest and greatest in imaging technology (this pre-dates most of the digital imaging technology we have today, although more advanced than any imaging technology say from the 1970's and 80's when the Voyagers were released -- at that time, I'm sure those imaging technologies were also top of the line). And I'm sure in another 10-20 years, something will replace the JWT optics as optical technology changes over time.

@muaythai.8474 Год назад

Bs cgi Artemis twin sister of apollo will be same bs why haven't we ever , ever seen a live feed of earth from space hmmmm why never ever happen because it can't if we can't get above inner earth orbit ever we have unexplored oceans because we don't have the technology ,we've only ever drilled down 8 miles into our own crust the vanelen belt ie dome is unpenatrable no go zone for tin cans I mean tin cans flying into buildings and buildings falling was also a circus for the sheeples nasa owned by vangarde and blackrock I suspect that's why we spyed on by vangarde satellite that's in inner earth orbit ever heard of yhe blacknight there before Sputnik in inner earth orbit they always admit it you just got to listen to the quick side notes I'm watching kamala do a conference with nasa muppets now need I say more bsssshhhhiiiiiittttt cgi with media only takes 3 people to pull a lie off 1 lies 2 agrees 3 spreads first lie easy

@kingofenglandthethir Год назад

Why does it all look like more of the same. Maybe the progress made in a lifetime is just negligible.

@muaythai.8474 Год назад

@@kingofenglandthethir cgi is getting so much better

@helenaleahy9396 Год назад

Absolutely all this work is amazing and important🙌

@douggoins2960 Год назад

This is a very historical event. We are able to learn so much with this telescope. My mind can't begin to comprehend the the expanse of our universe. I truly love anything space related. It's something to see things that are soo far away in such clarity. We are in a true age of new ways of discovery

@seanthompson258 Год назад

@naturelove7398 Год назад

@somler1462 There is no Telescope.

@carterthill78 Год назад

People who say this isn't worth 10 billion really grind my gears because they clearly don't understand how big of an accomplishment this is.

@TheStockwell Год назад

$10 billion spent over a 30-year period for a scientific instrument which is expected to be operational for ten years. $10 billion - the US military burns through that much money *every five days.*

@Smokedogzz Год назад

Grinds my gears....Ha! awesome

@goldenlight1922 Год назад

Nasa : liar

@carterthill78 Год назад

@@goldenlight1922 Lol what?

@GGg-bn4rw Год назад

Thank you so much for the information about the galaxy.

@heathermcardle3116 Год назад

Grateful for This information 😍❤️

@SjaakSchulteis Год назад

This is by far one of the best documentaries about the telescopes in space. Outstanding!

@sweetiebabysalmon Год назад

THE EXPLANATIONS ARE WELL EXPLAINED AND UNDERSTANDABLE!!

@theunknownandunsolved6963 Год назад

Hubble sent back amazing images, the Webb is sending back stuff that makes hubble look like one of those kids telescopes from the fair... Already im thinking, can you imagine what the james Webb 2 will see?... Just amazing.

@donlouden8850 3 дня назад

9:07 / 39:00 Hubble stopped and stared at the stars. We all need to do exactly that every given opportunity what a beautiful thought

@Hallands. Год назад

I find the James Webb Telescope stunningly elegant, beautiful and the whole project exiting! I suspect we will learn things, we never even sought to uncover…

@FindingTheForce Год назад

Wow… this completely just changed my entire day. I love that feeling of aww, thinking outside of our planet.

@goldenlight1922 Год назад

I can Change your live. All planets in ower solar system are countries on a bigger world. We can travel to Mars in 2 weeks. I can walk to Mars, it is far.

@justinebanks854 Год назад

The alignment was incredible absolutely amazing 👏 fair play such precision is engineering musical dancing only with 18 partners it amazes me

@Rafiparadise2 Год назад

Its well narrated and much informative

@arunmoses2197 Год назад

I am so hyped for the discoveries about the early Universe and the atmosphere contents of exoplanets! Also, is nobody gonna talk about how beautiful the James Webb Space Telescope itself looks?

@sallyjones9144 Год назад

CGI

@arunmoses2197 Год назад

@@sallyjones9144 No I am talking about the actual one

@sallyjones9144 Год назад

@@arunmoses2197 it's not real... It's CGI

@arunmoses2197 Год назад

@@sallyjones9144 Maybe some of the footage in this video was CGI, but there is actual James Webb Space Telescope that looks really cool

@sallyjones9144 Год назад

@@arunmoses2197 Space isn't real. NASA Is a fraud

@metaspherz Год назад

The fact that we're viewing what many of the stars, galaxies, and nebulae looked like billions of years ago rather than what they look like now is fascinating. But, even greater than that, it allows us to imagine that many of those images are now proper solar systems with stars and planets by now. It also allows us to better imagine what our own galaxy, star, and solar system looked like in their infancy.

@Blackadder75 Год назад

the tragic realisation from that is that we will never visit other galaxies, no matter how advanced we get. they are just too far away in space and time. anybody who thinks humans will ever travel like in scifi movies is delusional.

@murdock6450 Год назад

wow

@beslemeto Год назад

@@Blackadder75 You can't know that! The question is is it necessary?We got trillions of stars in our own galaxy and that is more than enough places to visit :))).The other problem is the time to visit them not just the speed.Even if we are able to reach every star instantly the time to visit all the stars just in our own galaxy is unimaginable having in mind that we have to explore them.

@jimstephens8748 Год назад

What they look like now is fantasy. You got the f right.

@Blackadder75 Год назад

@@beslemeto you can fantasize all you want about fast travel but that won't change the laws of nature

@desmeisme Год назад

Thank you for this amazing videography

@JDAbelRN Год назад

A beautiful documentary, I am spellbound. Brings me nearly to tears that I did not have any great interest in the sciences as a child and at university, and now at sixty years of age, that makes me quite sad. However, tools like RU-vid have ignited my passion for all sciences, and I can get a glimpse of what I missed. As a scientific oriented and use science in my work, I have a strong belief that this beautiful Universe can only be the work of Intelligent Design. I have no doubt, from my sliver of the Multiverse. These fantastic discoveries and research confirms my belief in an afterlife, whatever form it takes.

@felixschrodinger7533 Год назад

I feel sad that science is being used to justify religious beliefs. Science cannot prove any religion to be true.

@squidlings Год назад

I love how a physics genius can tell me word for word the difference between the hubble and jwst. But I only get it when they put a pretty picture along with her narrative. 😊

@netihansen3034 Год назад

Absolutely amazing! So grateful for all the great minds devoted to this astonishing achievement

@helenestrada1913 Год назад

Thank you for the learning experience of the Universe! 📡 ⚛

@smtsporty Год назад

Amazing how the Webb telescope is changing history

@nishka_w Год назад

I think the best thing about JWST, aside from getting it up there and it being operational, is that these pictures are going to inspire a lot of young kids to get into physics and astronomy. I was inspired by Hubble as a kid, and although I didn't make it as an astronomer, it instilled a lifelong love of space and sparked a curiosity about the universe

@russellsmith8506 Год назад

My son is crazy about space and planets right now. He’s got a lot of the moons of the other planets and some of the dwarf planets memorized.

@jupitereye4322 Год назад

I really wish I could be there when they first saw these images. How that must have felt, your whole perception of the scale of the Universe changed with one image.

@jacobsvensson8193 Год назад

I think they already were aware of it without seeing computorized images

@jupitereye4322 Год назад

@@jacobsvensson8193 Nope, not with that deep space long exposure image. I don't think anyone expected to see that density of galaxies in such a small portion of the sky.

@jacobsvensson8193 Год назад

@@jupitereye4322 The universe is thought to be infinite with infinite amounts of galaxies. Why would 'nobody' then expect X amount of galaxies in a certain portion of the sky?

@Scoripo81 Год назад

These are fake CGI. You have been completely fooled. Someone just made these on a computer.

@dashobie 10 месяцев назад

Worth every penny spent.

@sharkamov Год назад

The James Webb Space Telescope. - What a _monumental_ human undertaking, and simultaneously - a genuine testament to our species unique potential! . . . (If _only_ we could get our 'earthly affairs' in order - before reaching an eventual PNR regarding our own existence, which in _no_ certain terms should be excluded . . . . )

@TonyWilliampianoman Год назад

Yes, the potential is endless, and as an older person I hope I live to see wonders of James Webb ST. At the same time we must not discount the proof of unidentifiable technologies recorded clearly on camera these past few years around planet Earth. Exciting times.

@24fretsoffury Год назад

Yeah, we all know aliens, lizard men, and Sasquatch, not to mention Loch Ness Monster are busy at work making their own tech, under our noses! In our own backyard! In all sincerity, whatever “unidentifiable” tech seen is either a hoax, or top secret military weapons being tested.

@abelievereverrising283 Год назад

You're delusional.

@blackholeentry3489 Год назад

Older is relative. I'm now pushing 82, still ride a motorcycle and am meeting a 'friend' coming from the east coast. Will then plan riding together, hopefully back in CA, where I will introduce him to some great and relatively lightly traveled roads. However, we will certainly ride to Roswell, NM, and tour the UFO museum there.

@victorcamara2155 Год назад

I'm so happy I'm in my early twenties because there's going to be so much more to see

@pmboston Год назад

I’m in my early 70’s and I feel the same way.

@onlyloveisreal527 Год назад

Yeah you're just rubbing it in 🤠

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

IF, you manage to stay alive & maintain your body/health, agreed (!), lots more to see. You may even be alive in 2099!!! Stay safe & healthy. I'm happy, you're happy. 😊...v

@virginiatyree6705 Год назад

@@pmboston , I'm timeless & happy with what is & now ..v

@oldskoolraver1974 Год назад

Maaaan… some people are sooo clever,my mind boggles!

@davidphoenix4482 Год назад

They talk about the edge of the universe .. but they never seem to talk about the fact that outer space must go on forever and ever .. there is no end to it ...👽👽👽

@mizzysparrots4874 Год назад

We don’t know that for sure. We don’t have technology to show us and end, or proof it’s infinite. Until we do, it’s just assumed space is never ending

@ThomasKundera Год назад

It's the limit of the *observable* universe, right.

@ahwell9984 Год назад

What a marvel, and how tremendously exciting for all who are part of this work!

@thor9563 Год назад

Do you find it extra-ordinary that stardust is excited about and is in awe of stardust? And asks why?

@aytviewer2421 Год назад

One of the best technology shows I have seen in the past decade!. These 39 minutes are chocked full of up-to-date information coupled with fantastically informative graphics and animations. This show really lit my enthusiasm for what is to come from the JWT team and scientists analyzing mountainous reams of acquired data for years to come. I really hope time and resources are allocated to investigate our solar system's nearest neighbors ( within ~10 light years ) and discover exoplanets than may be inhabitable for humans. Are these telescopes worth it? ABSOLUTELY! This type of science is laying the groundwork for the future of our human race. A big thanks goes out to all involved and supporting this endeavor.

@auntjenifer7774 Год назад

That's what makes people think they have seen it and it's real when in fact none of it is real.

@aytviewer2421 Год назад

@@auntjenifer7774 My apologies; I do not understand your comment: "in fact none of it is real."

@mikehartmann5187 Год назад

An excellent and engaging documentary. Thank you

@misterscruffle Год назад

Simply amazing! If only all our ancestors could see what we are seeing these days!

@beetlejuice4357 Год назад

Our ancestors knew the earth isn't a spinning bal simp.

@quantumblur_3145 Год назад

@@beetlejuice4357 a lot of them figured out that it was

@jeffleake1960 Год назад

i see images like the one shown here of all those galaxies and my mind goes straight to , there's no way were alone , then it goes to trying to imagine what kind of life forms are living in them . i think strange new worlds indeed . just looking at all those galaxies is mind blowing stuff to me . i just love it