The way in which you piled each part of the information without pausing or numbering… is pure genius. You are representing artistically what it has been like receiving information from that telescope since its start. Thanks for more great content.
The fact that the JWST is making the entire scientific community looking like buffoons for following Einstein down his relativity rabbit hole doesn't seem to bother them. They will keep telling you the same tall tales about a big bang and an expanding universe because to do otherwise would make them look like fools for not understanding something as simple as Newton's Laws of Motion. That gravity is not a fundamental force of nature. It's an artifact of Acceleration. Which is the fundamental force of nature. Newton couldn't explain how Acceleration is the fundamental force of nature so he stuck with consensus. That the earth is a stationary plane and gravity is what caused the apple to fall. Not the fact that the tree was no longer accelerating it so it decelerates back to the ground. The earth rotating on its axis is accelerating its mass outward and forward. The ground Accelerates the tree and the tree branch is accelerating the apply. Remove the accelerating force and the apple decelerates to the ground. The crisis in cosmology? How are these Neanderthals going to explain how they could be so blind. Nikolas Tesla told them Einstein’s relativity was mathematical nonsense but they wouldn't believe him. Now, they've made a saint out of Einstein and they can't publicly admit that he was fraud. But there you have it. The baboons can't deny what Webb is imagining. An infinite universe defined by Acceleration. Not mass. It's like they dint understand E=mc. Acceleration defines mass. Mass is that which occupies space. Acceleration creates mass. Not the other way around. Galileo Galilei - the earth is motion around the sun. It's this motion that creates 'gravity' - tidal forces. Mass dies not attract mass. Giordano Bruno. Theorized an infinite number of worlds in an infinite universe. No beginning and no end and no cosmological center. Look at how the flat earth community treated them. Newton's gravitational attraction? Mathematical nonsense. Einstein’s relativity with warped space and time-dilation? Mathematical nonsense. The planck length. More mathematical nonsense. Stephen Hawkings black hole equation? More mathematical nonsense. Gravity is not a fundamental force of nature. Acceleration is the fundamental force. Problem is that the Bible defines Acceleration has coming from a creator god. Science can't explain acceleration without attributing it to a creator god or an infinite/eternal universe.
@@winkekatze5593 UA-cam uses your first name from your Google account to generate your username. You can change it, but a lot of people don't for some reason. But that's why folks sometimes have their full name
Wow. It’s been 3 years already. I remember waiting for it to get to L2 so we can see what it can do. They are right about getting older, time really flies by fast.
The mere fact that there is not a video space telescope with dedicated 24/7 live feed and a dedicated television channel for humanity tells you all you need to know!
@cody6550 State of the art TIN FOIL Retard helmet with Faraday insulation. Such push back for simply stating how simple it would be to video record space for humanity. You can crawl back under your bridges, trolls.
The James Webb Space Telescope has made numerous discoveries since its launch, including observations of distant galaxies, exoplanets, nebulae, and celestial phenomena. Great Video, nice job 👍
The James Webb Space Telescope has made numerous discoveries since its launch, including observations of distant galaxies, exoplanets, nebulae, and celestial phenomena. It has provided unprecedented views of the early universe and revealed new details about our solar system.
@11:40 - Fifty years ago Jupiter's Red Spot was a longish oval, almost three times Earth's diameter. These recent years it's been almost circular. I hope viewers in their teens today take note of this observation and add to it their own observations in 50 years.
Once we have a heavy lift and reusable rocket big telescopes will unlock our further understanding of how the universe is evolving and just maybe how entropy creates complex places for life.
I appreciate your efforts going into this video to highlight the beauty of our universe and the significance of JWST! I would just like ask that you somehow mark/indicate with a corner graphic on the images/videos that definitely are either artistic representation or digital representation, like I’ve seen on Astrum’s channel, which helps to separate the real from the almost real looking. :) thanks!
Yet and still, something never comes from nothing. “Lift up your eyes to heaven and see. Who has created these things? It is the One who brings out their army by number; He calls them all by name. Because of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power, Not one of them is missing.” Isaiah 40: 26
This is to much for me to even comprehend. The amount of distance to/from all of the planets or systems is mindblowing! My brain is fried after 15 minutes of the video😅 but love the videos. Keep it up! 🫱🏻🫲🏼
You can't see certain colors out there that's why they will do the math to find out the true color of everything in space. It's not like they decided to randomly throwing their favorite color
@@thompson3rd That’s not true at all. Once the images are given a hue (R,G,B) and compiled together, the images are flat and boring. The artist then goes into the image and punches details up which aren’t accurate but are exciting for the public to look at. Watch “How NASA Colors Images of the Universe” by NOVA PBS Official. Skip to 2:19 of the video and see what the artist does to the images.
Light years are a measurement of distance, not time If 2 people run in opposite directions for 13.5 meters how far apart are the people? (27 meters). Same concept for running away from each other for 13 minutes
@draeockenden that's not the correct way to explain it, the answer is (due to the extention of the universe) The observable universe is about 93 billion light-years in diameter. This is the part of the universe we can see, based on the light that has had time to reach us since the universe began about 13.8 billion years ago. The universe has been expanding since the Big Bang, so even though light has traveled for 13.8 billion years, the space between objects has stretched significantly, making the observable universe much larger than 13.8 billion light-years across.
Way too many artist renditions for a video focused on what's actually been found, I hate to be negative, but it can be deceiving unless these renditions are consistently labeled. On second thought there's really no need for them at all, the actual photos are stunning alone
How do we know how far something is from earth? I'm trying to get my head around something measured 20 million light years away if 1 light year is almost 6 trillion miles. The telescope is only 1 million miles away.
Something about the delay in the arriving of light and us seeing the light from x amount of time in the past only arriving in the present because of the delay caused by extreme distances, since light does not traverse those distances instantaneously. So really it's looking at outdated pictures, delayed light, rather than seeing what's actually there A cqmera is just a light capturing device and it just takes a second to reach From that you can infer distance, using other known factors as well, like comparing the delay in light from a closer object like the sun. You could also consider the rate at which big objects become small at a distance and apply that to the size of objects you see and making an estimate how far in the distance it should then be. Frequency of light matters too, which is why a laser seems to be instantaneous but has a delay when trying to send one to the moon to have the moon bounce it back to earth All very science-y
Yes Vega I’ve observing and yes it matches everything you said and Hubble has detected a giant gas planet I think is the fifth times the largest out of Jupiter
The random/wrong imagery is about to cost you my subscription. One example: Gaia observatory is a space telescope, why is there a picture of an earth observatory?
The James Webb Space Telescope provides groundbreaking insights into stellar phenomena, planetary atmospheres, and cosmic structures, enhancing our understanding of the universe's evolution and dynamics.
The early black hole consuming matter at a rate 40 times the calculated could be explained away if you accept that time isn’t a fixed value, if time ran at 40 times faster at the point we observe this phenomenon then it would appear to consume matter 40 times faster. As the universe expands its energy is being spread out thinner and thinner, if time is a result of energy being released at the point of the Big Bang then it makes sense that as it spreads out with the expansion of the universe it has lower and lower values. If that’s the explanation for what we see at the point of creation not matching today’s closer observations then you can extrapolate forward. If time is slowing with the expansion of the universe you wouldn’t notice it locally, your observations of local events would appear normal as you are slowing with local time at the same rate. But if you observe far away objects you’d see odd things happening like speed up or strange out of the norm events like this. As the universe expands and if time slows you’d not notice, like a travelling crew member on a FTL ship you not noticing anything odd happening. Or like someone falling into a super massive black hole. You’d simply slow and slow down and at some point as time slows to a speed of zero you’d simply be frozen in time. I suspect if this is true the end of the universe will be like a glass marble, the coloured swirls being the galaxies trapped in frozen time. The universe may well be infinite but in a way that infinity is actually just a frozen universe with all the things in it trapped in a frozen time bubble, if there were anything alive at that point they would be like insects trapped in amber but not dead, they would still n their own local space be alive and even not aware that we’re never going to get older or even be aware they are frozen for eternity, they may have observed the early universe via telescopes apparently running at enormous speeds in comparison to their environment but they wouldn’t be moving any slower than any other part of the Universe at their point in time and space, they would continue to live out their lives without realising to us they would appear frozen. We already know that at the point of the Big Bang time and space were totally different to todays time and space, the universe had a hyper expansion rate way beyond the speed limit of light, so it’s not a given fact that time is running at their lives without same rates today, indeed we can alter time rates today by the use of velocity, the faster you go the slower time passes for you in comparison to an outside observer. Time isn’t a fixed value universally, it isn’t today and at certainly wasn’t at the point of origin. So that’s my idea, time isn’t running at a fixed rate, as the universe spreads out time is also being spread out and thinner if you like, when we see more energetic events from the past they appear more energetic because we see them happening at a faster rate then today because our speed through time is not the same as previously.
The way in which you piled each part of the information without pausing or numbering… is pure genius. You are representing artistically what it has been like receiving information from that telescope since its start.
Thanks for more great content.
For real..so smooth and buttery
I don’t think people appreciate James Web enough.
Indeed, some cant even spell Webb
@@scottpayne4756Ouch! 😅
The fact that the JWST is making the entire scientific community looking like buffoons for following Einstein down his relativity rabbit hole doesn't seem to bother them.
They will keep telling you the same tall tales about a big bang and an expanding universe because to do otherwise would make them look like fools for not understanding something as simple as Newton's Laws of Motion. That gravity is not a fundamental force of nature. It's an artifact of Acceleration. Which is the fundamental force of nature.
Newton couldn't explain how Acceleration is the fundamental force of nature so he stuck with consensus. That the earth is a stationary plane and gravity is what caused the apple to fall. Not the fact that the tree was no longer accelerating it so it decelerates back to the ground.
The earth rotating on its axis is accelerating its mass outward and forward. The ground Accelerates the tree and the tree branch is accelerating the apply. Remove the accelerating force and the apple decelerates to the ground.
The crisis in cosmology? How are these Neanderthals going to explain how they could be so blind. Nikolas Tesla told them Einstein’s relativity was mathematical nonsense but they wouldn't believe him. Now, they've made a saint out of Einstein and they can't publicly admit that he was fraud.
But there you have it. The baboons can't deny what Webb is imagining. An infinite universe defined by Acceleration. Not mass.
It's like they dint understand E=mc. Acceleration defines mass. Mass is that which occupies space. Acceleration creates mass. Not the other way around.
Galileo Galilei - the earth is motion around the sun. It's this motion that creates 'gravity' - tidal forces. Mass dies not attract mass.
Giordano Bruno. Theorized an infinite number of worlds in an infinite universe. No beginning and no end and no cosmological center.
Look at how the flat earth community treated them.
Newton's gravitational attraction? Mathematical nonsense.
Einstein’s relativity with warped space and time-dilation? Mathematical nonsense.
The planck length. More mathematical nonsense.
Stephen Hawkings black hole equation? More mathematical nonsense.
Gravity is not a fundamental force of nature. Acceleration is the fundamental force. Problem is that the Bible defines Acceleration has coming from a creator god.
Science can't explain acceleration without attributing it to a creator god or an infinite/eternal universe.
@@scottpayne4756 😂🤣😂
Personal it's lackluster two billion for some pictures
As a life long amateur astronomer I've been following JWST since its initial design phase. Kudos to The Space Race for this beautiful update
Why do people use their real name online? Didn't you have IT education?
@@winkekatze5593 UA-cam uses your first name from your Google account to generate your username. You can change it, but a lot of people don't for some reason. But that's why folks sometimes have their full name
@@winkekatze5593Oh nooooo. You know somebody's name now. He's is much danger.
Has JWST sustained much impact damage so far?
Wow. It’s been 3 years already. I remember waiting for it to get to L2 so we can see what it can do.
They are right about getting older, time really flies by fast.
The mere fact that there is not a video space telescope with dedicated 24/7 live feed and a dedicated television channel for humanity tells you all you need to know!
It tells me you do not quite understand how JW Telescope images are created.
@gregoryjclark81 I wasn't speaking about James Webb or images.
@@paymonkhodadadiit tells me a lot about the types of hats you wear
@cody6550 State of the art TIN FOIL Retard helmet with Faraday insulation. Such push back for simply stating how simple it would be to video record space for humanity. You can crawl back under your bridges, trolls.
If you don't see a horse in the Horsehead nebula, think seahorse.
The James Webb Space Telescope has made numerous discoveries since its launch, including observations of distant galaxies, exoplanets, nebulae, and celestial phenomena. Great Video, nice job 👍
10:19 pure gold.
Smooth…
@@vladimirpetrovic4206 Exactly what was it that Richard Gere was supposed to have done with a gerbil, other than fidget on it?
Cool
and seen things hhhh
Now witness the resolving power of this fully calibrated and operational space telescope.
You had me at asteroid fart
Sometime I shid when I fard
Wow
New wallpaper gallery collection
This is amazing
Cool
Alcohol was present during my formation too if you know what I mean.
goated comment
😂😂
I knew someone had to say it hahahahahahahahahhahahaha
Best video yet… thank you
Good collage of Webb's findings & astronomical updates.
Great Video, nice job 👍
I cant wrap my head around the fact that we can discover stuff like this with a telescope huuuuh ? So amazing
This better get a billion views so fun to watch thanks
The James Webb Space Telescope has made numerous discoveries since its launch, including observations of distant galaxies, exoplanets, nebulae, and celestial phenomena. It has provided unprecedented views of the early universe and revealed new details about our solar system.
Sooma Ballz
Wrong
The penguin & the egg. I love it
Surprisingly, I noticed I wasn't subscribed. Subscribed now.
Ty 4 the hard work man keep it up
Wow!!!😮 spectacular and awe inspiring. What a time to be alive!
@11:40 - Fifty years ago Jupiter's Red Spot was a longish oval, almost three times Earth's diameter. These recent years it's been almost circular. I hope viewers in their teens today take note of this observation and add to it their own observations in 50 years.
very enlightening Bravo!!
Amazing discoveries!
Once we have a heavy lift and reusable rocket big telescopes will unlock our further understanding of how the universe is evolving and just maybe how entropy creates complex places for life.
The two galaxies colliding was the most terrifying thing ive ever thought about
Entropy.
3:19 where the magnetic field being created from?
I’ve been waiting for this video. Thank you!
I appreciate your efforts going into this video to highlight the beauty of our universe and the significance of JWST! I would just like ask that you somehow mark/indicate with a corner graphic on the images/videos that definitely are either artistic representation or digital representation, like I’ve seen on Astrum’s channel, which helps to separate the real from the almost real looking. :) thanks!
at 18:25 is there a difference between Hydrogen and Molecular Hydrogen?
The pillars of creation still around, nice… but for how much longer?
Great summary
Can astronomers detect any changes in the Pillars of Creation (or similar structures) in the short time between the Hubble images and Webbs?
12:11 why blur the photo
10:10 Magnetic Field Misspelled
12:30 Earendel is 28 billion light years away? How is this possible?
12,9 billion.
Where do you get your information.
I love the JWST!
Very informative
10:14 There it is 😂
Jwst has pointed at our anus
I about died on what he saud about Uranus 😅😂❤
Yet and still, something never comes from nothing.
“Lift up your eyes to heaven and see. Who has created these things? It is the One who brings out their army by number; He calls them all by name. Because of his vast dynamic energy and his awe-inspiring power, Not one of them is missing.”
Isaiah 40: 26
This is to much for me to even comprehend. The amount of distance to/from all of the planets or systems is mindblowing! My brain is fried after 15 minutes of the video😅 but love the videos. Keep it up! 🫱🏻🫲🏼
Goosebumps
Please! differentiae between images and simulations / drawings
Yes we need real images. Not simulations.
All of this scares me, but its fascinating
I believe I recognize that voice. Great job and meet you back at “ No man’s sky “ 😊
The MORE We Learn, The MORE We Find Out Just ExactLy HOW-MUCH We ReaLLy Don't Know ! 😮😊😮
2:13 interacting or colliding? 🧐
Think chess, the horses there have similarities. In the picture to the left.
Hey I know your voice from somewhere. Are you the 1 talked about Tesla?
I love seeing these images, but knowing that the colors are added afterward and not accurate take something away for authenticity of the images.
Wait really ?!
You can't see certain colors out there that's why they will do the math to find out the true color of everything in space. It's not like they decided to randomly throwing their favorite color
@@thompson3rd That’s not true at all. Once the images are given a hue (R,G,B) and compiled together, the images are flat and boring. The artist then goes into the image and punches details up which aren’t accurate but are exciting for the public to look at. Watch “How NASA Colors Images of the Universe” by NOVA PBS Official. Skip to 2:19 of the video and see what the artist does to the images.
Hecklefish would love the uranus part
Great choice of topic
Hi there, long time follower here! I loved this video! Definitely one of your best 🎉🎉🎉🎉
So we did this for good pictures?
10:10 Magnetic Feild 😉
28 billions years away ??? Isn't the universe 13 billions years old?
Light years are a measurement of distance, not time
If 2 people run in opposite directions for 13.5 meters how far apart are the people? (27 meters). Same concept for running away from each other for 13 minutes
@@draeockenden but still it would be 26 billion light years at max not 28
@SainathMishra1 you do realize that the numbers are estimates right? No one stood there with a stopwatch to measure the exact time.
@draeockenden that's not the correct way to explain it, the answer is (due to the extention of the universe)
The observable universe is about 93 billion light-years in diameter. This is the part of the universe we can see, based on the light that has had time to reach us since the universe began about 13.8 billion years ago.
The universe has been expanding since the Big Bang, so even though light has traveled for 13.8 billion years, the space between objects has stretched significantly, making the observable universe much larger than 13.8 billion light-years across.
Well that just expansion be like
In the future i believe we'll have a fleet of James Webb telescopes working together 🎉
Awesome
4:36 Cold Ones mentioned
Magnetic feild? 10:11 I enjoy your content!
Way too many artist renditions for a video focused on what's actually been found, I hate to be negative, but it can be deceiving unless these renditions are consistently labeled. On second thought there's really no need for them at all, the actual photos are stunning alone
How do we know how far something is from earth? I'm trying to get my head around something measured 20 million light years away if 1 light year is almost 6 trillion miles. The telescope is only 1 million miles away.
Something about the delay in the arriving of light and us seeing the light from x amount of time in the past only arriving in the present because of the delay caused by extreme distances, since light does not traverse those distances instantaneously.
So really it's looking at outdated pictures, delayed light, rather than seeing what's actually there
A cqmera is just a light capturing device and it just takes a second to reach
From that you can infer distance, using other known factors as well, like comparing the delay in light from a closer object like the sun.
You could also consider the rate at which big objects become small at a distance and apply that to the size of objects you see and making an estimate how far in the distance it should then be.
Frequency of light matters too, which is why a laser seems to be instantaneous but has a delay when trying to send one to the moon to have the moon bounce it back to earth
All very science-y
7:20 why would baby stars reject gas?
It was pointed at Uranus eh, did it see a starfish ? (couldn’t help myself 🤣)
How do you know that there was a big bang??
10:14 best part lol
16:09 wait, al sadar is a supernova 😮
So stars have been drinking alcohol for far longer than us animals here on this planet, guess they’ve got to have some fun sometimes 😂
Wait, but from which direction big bang happened?
The middle.
ITS BEEN 3 YEARS?!?
Yes Vega I’ve observing and yes it matches everything you said and Hubble has detected a giant gas planet I think is the fifth times the largest out of Jupiter
There is no video
Epic!!!
So no one has pointed it at Tabby’s star or the Great Attractor.
We cant be alone...we cant be.
James Webb is pointed at Uranus 😊
Yea it was color full
The random/wrong imagery is about to cost you my subscription. One example: Gaia observatory is a space telescope, why is there a picture of an earth observatory?
Bruh that blowed me.. I’m already high
2:59 they have no idea
3:19 it not far enough to get a photo of our while galaxy.
I love the almighty works its so beautiful ❤
#29 is Jupiter 😁
See its true. You don’t even have privacy in space when, yet again, another telescope is looking at Uranus.
Yes, good commentary to quickly explain the phenomena.
New galaxies that are brighter than your calculations, so let's just invent something to say. You guys don't know!
The future is the James Webb Space Telescope.
3 years, it's been that long.?
How do you NOT see a horse head in the horsehead nebula??
8:25 ..you are the only one in the universe that DOES NOT see the horse head?
The James Webb Space Telescope provides groundbreaking insights into stellar phenomena, planetary atmospheres, and cosmic structures, enhancing our understanding of the universe's evolution and dynamics.
elliptical was misspelled
Its pointing at my what!!!!
How do they know there is alcohol there?
3:19 they still cant see the edge. They think the cosmos is only so old. So they think it the edge. Rhey have no idea.
The early black hole consuming matter at a rate 40 times the calculated could be explained away if you accept that time isn’t a fixed value, if time ran at 40 times faster at the point we observe this phenomenon then it would appear to consume matter 40 times faster.
As the universe expands its energy is being spread out thinner and thinner, if time is a result of energy being released at the point of the Big Bang then it makes sense that as it spreads out with the expansion of the universe it has lower and lower values.
If that’s the explanation for what we see at the point of creation not matching today’s closer observations then you can extrapolate forward.
If time is slowing with the expansion of the universe you wouldn’t notice it locally, your observations of local events would appear normal as you are slowing with local time at the same rate.
But if you observe far away objects you’d see odd things happening like speed up or strange out of the norm events like this.
As the universe expands and if time slows you’d not notice, like a travelling crew member on a FTL ship you not noticing anything odd happening.
Or like someone falling into a super massive black hole.
You’d simply slow and slow down and at some point as time slows to a speed of zero you’d simply be frozen in time.
I suspect if this is true the end of the universe will be like a glass marble, the coloured swirls being the galaxies trapped in frozen time.
The universe may well be infinite but in a way that infinity is actually just a frozen universe with all the things in it trapped in a frozen time bubble, if there were anything alive at that point they would be like insects trapped in amber but not dead, they would still n their own local space be alive and even not aware that we’re never going to get older or even be aware they are frozen for eternity, they may have observed the early universe via telescopes apparently running at enormous speeds in comparison to their environment but they wouldn’t be moving any slower than any other part of the Universe at their point in time and space, they would continue to live out their lives without realising to us they would appear frozen.
We already know that at the point of the Big Bang time and space were totally different to todays time and space, the universe had a hyper expansion rate way beyond the speed limit of light, so it’s not a given fact that time is running at their lives without same rates today, indeed we can alter time rates today by the use of velocity, the faster you go the slower time passes for you in comparison to an outside observer.
Time isn’t a fixed value universally, it isn’t today and at certainly wasn’t at the point of origin.
So that’s my idea, time isn’t running at a fixed rate, as the universe spreads out time is also being spread out and thinner if you like, when we see more energetic events from the past they appear more energetic because we see them happening at a faster rate then today because our speed through time is not the same as previously.
Lower your tone when you say "it's been 3 years"... I was not prepared for that. Where is time going💀
Three years?
everything the just observed is predicted by the idea that time dialates with density not distance.
Please nasa make telescope as big as a city size on earth surface itself.