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Incredible! Looks like the perfect fishing trip

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Love the cat cameo! Also, the muppets make the intellectual discussion more fun! Good job, even with the bloopers!

Screen Play - The Age of the Universe. A discussion about James Webb. Opening Credits “Star Wars” Style A before and after picture. Before James Webb: A character looking up in the sky seeing stars. After James Webb: seeing spiral Galaxies. Act 1: Fade to darkness. Night sky, Cassiopeia is distant A shooting star is visible The 5 stars that make the W rotate Act 2: Zoom into Telescope Rocky: “Hey, What are you looking at? Craig: I’m trying to find the center of the Milky Way Galaxy. I’m looking for a tea pot in the constellation Sagittarius.” Rocky; looks up at the sky. “I was just talking about the bow and arrow to my neighbor.” Craig: moving telescope slowly he is talking under his breath “slow intention moves” Craig: “If we can find the steam coming out of the teapot we’ll be looking into the center of our Milky Way galaxy. And in the center which is about 30,000 light years away you can see the black hole.” Rocky Asks if he can try. Under his breath he starts to move the telescope while looking into it and says “It might be easier to find the tail of Scorpius. Scorpius and Orion are Mortal Enemies so Scorpius doesn’t rise until Orion leaves.” Rocky: “There it is”, he exclaims! “There’s the stinger. The cat’s eyes.” Rocky lets Craig take a look. Craig: WOW! “And I see the tea pot, too”, Craig exclaims. A news style banner across the screen states “In the constellation Sagittarius the tea pot points to the center of our Milky Way Galaxy which is 30,000 light years away.” Craig: stroking his chin. He looks like he is considering whether the certainty of the calculations of the age of the universe are accurate. He continues to stroke his chin. Rocky: “what are you thinking about?” Craig: “well, I was just wondering, how old is the universe? It seems like scientist can’t seem to agree on the age.” Mr. Heart: ”What’s a couple of hundred million years between friends?” Craig: “Exactly, that’s my concern. It’s not a concern when your paradigm of the universe is that an everything impossible is possible when there is an infinite amount of time.” A muppet bystander enters: “Do you know how the hubbell telescope was named? It was named after the astrophysicist who discovered that the universe was expanding and that the wavelengths lengthen and become more red.” Mr. Heart is proud and says: “Red Shift” A Muppet: “Yes, exactly. That’s why the James Webb telescope is so extraordinary. The scientists calculated that as the wavelength lengthened to get to us that it would be invisible so it was designed to capture infrared flight.” Mr. Lung: “That’s incredible”. Craig: I know. Mr. Brain interjects: “But what about the supermassive black hole that was billions of a sun mass in size. X-rays are highly energetic and I’m wondering do they elongate? Craig: “I don’t think they do. Or at least I don’t think we understand that yet because we still detect the signature of a black hole by xray.” Rocky pulls back the scope: “Can we get back to the signature stuff. I mean if we understand that heavy metals like gold for example all come a supernova then how are these signatures being detected in the wavelengths from the earliest beginnings of the universe? I mean didn’t they find more bright galaxies than they predicted - farther back like before light - like before the galaxies were even supposed to be there?” Craig: “They did.” Brain: “That’s interesting. I mean if there is still so much unknown how can they say with certainty how old the universe is. I mean 13.7 billion years old. Is that 100%?” Craig: “Well remember that it’s based on assumption and not observation. Take for instance that time when everyone believed that a calculation was correct and that there was no posssible way it was wrong until someone figure out that the scientific world had forgotten to calculate dust into the predictions. Mrs. Pink: “Well that science. At least they reported the mistake.” Rocky: “But back to the elements that are detected. Is that because astrophysicists see the world as hydrogen and helium and then everything else is a metal? Mr. Brain: “That’s funny. And that’s another podcast, but really elements that are only created through the explosion of a supernova and that supernova’s influence into the development of other objects how are we detecting these?” Mrs. Pink: “Well that’s interesting. What’s your point?” Craig: “My point is that of course we can make a meme that says pre James Webb and Post James Webb and has children looking up to the stars and now looking up to see galaxies but that doesn’t mean we have figured out how old the universe is. For one we have never observed star formation. We also have gas giants that are really close to suns. And also some of the spiral galaxies where the arms are moving faster than the inside ring would have been ripped apart and so 13.7 or even 13.6 billions years is a long time and we should just keep an open mind that all of these calculations are based on assumptions. Fade to Cassiopeia.

Thank you for the ruminations.

Great show and I love the applause at the end!

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