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It is strange to almost come to tears at something as simple as some smudges on a screen. But there is something awe inspiring about the existential vastness of our universe. The incomprehensible size and age of it all. But more than that, it is the fact that humanity has found a way to reach that far. To make an instrument to see that vastness, to understand it. Most of the time the internet only makes me lose faith in our species. But this gives me hope.
If it makes you feel less strange Ihave 100% cried multiple times over these images. Three times before I even saw them- I couldn't even talk about JWST on Tuesday without losing a few tears
@@ahmedexmor It is but the smallest glimpse into worlds so far and so alien that their true nature will likely never be known to humanity. That we even get such a tiny sliver is incredibly.
It drives me nuts when people don't get how huge this is. when I was a kid exo-planets were a theory. now we know the chemical compositions of hundreds or thousands. And JWST makes everything that came before look like a kids first astronomy set.
@@gameon7152 Don't worry, it's all a lie. If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
I can't see these images without wondering what other life is out there, and thinking how lucky I have been to have not only existed, but to have been able to comprehend how amazing it all is.
This is the only thing in my life that I've literally waited like 20 years for, everyday, waiting for that damn thing to get launched and start sending back pictures. The fact that it was actually launched, made it to its destination that is pretty damn far away, unfolded and everything works is an achievement all in its self. Now that we know the power and potential this thing has, I am now starting a new chapter in what I can start looking forward to and that's what incredible things this telescope is going to discover. So far everything is going to plan and the whole world now has news that's good and we can all celebrate.
This telescope cost 10 billion USD. Imagine what science could be done if America spent even one year of those 20 you were waiting on stuff like this. Instead of murdering people abroad to make already wealthy ghouls slightly richer.
Just the fact that the JWST actually worked, to me is amazing. I mean, that thing is a CONTRAPTION! And it works! What an awesome achievement. The first pictures evoke an excitement in me that is a thousand times greater than when I saw the same images from Hubble, which were beautiful. Congratulations to everyone involved in making that insane idea an astounding success. It truly is amazing.
@@corey2232 Work is a strong word. They're nowhere near the operational specs that were promised at the start of the program. The military has admitted that the program failed, and they're just salvaging what they can with what was created. It'd be like arguing that James Webb succeeded if it had been unable to deploy, but we'd managed to save enough booster fuel to plough it into an asteroid to gather data. That's not success, it's making the best of a disaster. Even ignoring that, your argument doesn't make sense. We could obviously build more James Webb-style telescopes now, for cheaper, simply because the development has already been finished.
@@darthtace oh come on. The f35 program began like 2000. Lot of the tech couldn't even be imagined back then and the mission has changed at least twice. F35 is fully capable for the mission it's being sold to do, and best of its class.
I was an astronomy minor 15 years ago and seeing these images not only makes my heart sing but reminds my of my early love for the cosmos. I am now a psychologist. Time flies but it ain’t nothing in the context of the universe. Simply amazing.
Hey! I am young. Theoretical Physics is love for me & I'm much interested in Astronomy too. But I'm afraid I might end up going behind money nd ruin everything. Can you give me some advice as you would to a younger self, please?
@@algorithmgod3339 Your life is yours to unravel. That said, what I've found is that there are two important questions: 1) What am I good at? (This is different than what you *want* to be good at, instead your actual strengths as a human being.) 2) What do I care about? (This is different than what you were told you cared about, instead the stuff that actually lights you up, or things that are a moral compass.) Life lived well is simply applying 1) in service of 2). Everything else - money, time, etc - are logistics, and solvable with some patience, determination, and a bit of luck. So the advice is figure out those two, be patient, work hard, and most likely, everything will take care of itself.
How the heck does your heart sing? Is it some kind of genetic defect? Never heard of that problem before. Did anyone ever put you under and cut inside?
4:52 seeing all these galaxies sprinkled all over the image gives me chills: trillions of stars, trillions of planets in just one pinch-zoom. And yet, they look like bacteria under a microscope. The universe is mind blowing.
Our minds cant even imagine these distances, we are limited to what we can see on Earth...I love earth, such diversity of life. I still wonder and pretend and dream of what anything out of our milky way looks like...Its selfish to think we are the only ones in the universe, seeing how big it actually is...
@@hardyharr9377 all these photos are of incomprehensible scale to us. It really is quite scary/super intriguing to question our existence in this ginormous world. Just who knows what’s out there…
@kemel..same here..gives me chills just with the thought that this is still just a fraction of what really exists.we are so so small and our intellect is so limited
I was born in 1996, when the concept for the JWST was first put forth. I’ve always had an attachment to this fantastic machine. I did question whether or not it would launch for some time because of the delays and cost. But when that Ariane 5 finally lifted off, that was a good moment. Then when all the calibration photos started to be released. Those were great days. Then mere days after my 26th birthday. These stunning images were released. One of the best days of my life. I have two nephews who simply love space. They don’t quite appreciate what JWST means yet, but by the time JWST is retired, they’ll be my age. And they’ll know far more about the wonders of the universe than I do. And that means a lot to me. To the scientists who will work with the JWST, adventure boldly through the mirrors of gold, and bring back the mysteries of the universe you’ll surely uncover.
Fifty-two is still young, so in 26 years, if you're still around and I hope you will be, you and your nephews should know as much as will be known by that time. It'll be a miracle if I'm still around then, but if I am, I hope to have the capacity to comprend it all, too.
You look at that last image and you start to realize that there HAS to be life out there. All those galaxies with all those stars and all those planets we cannot be alone. It gets you mind racing on what kind of life is out there even in our own galaxy that we don't even show up in a picture of.
One of the pleasures of this little show is contemplating the subtlety and intelligence of the policy thinking that has gone into this effort. Fine work by NASA, its contractors, and all the observatories, scholars, and gifted amateurs who combined to produce this magnificent ongoing project!
The MIRI's ability to "see through" cosmic dust is really incredible, just look at the clarity of the Stephan's Quintet image at 5:10. Absolutely insane.
Imagine how excited scientists are to have that tool to study with. There is going to be so much data to collect by just relooking at previous locations and seeing what new things can be detected. Its awe inspiring
I'm amazed as I'm sure most of you are. I actually went outside and held my grain of sand up and was simply blown away at how much possibility there is for other life in the cosmos. I'm sure there is someone on another planet looking at the sky wondering the same thing.
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
Don't worry, it's all a lie. If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
Bailed on the NASA live stream, too glitchy, and so many other RUclipsrs trying to do an effective summary. but mostly going wow, pretty pictures/ aliens? with no explanation. But SciShow space does it best! I feel informed!
@@IstasPumaNevada I set my reminder, so many issues with timings, the presenters did a great job considering but I feel like they should have just recorded something. Or just cut to the chase and give all of NASA's data to Hank so he can do the reveal!
In the Stephen's Quintet image, I'm absolutely amazed by the galaxy that has the supermassive black hole. I've always been so interested in black holes (despite the fact I will never be able to study them(edit: for anyone wondering why, I'm not exactly the greatest with any kind of math)) and how they function. Now that we have an incredibly high definition image of a supermassive black hole actually consuming a galaxy? Amazing. Absolutely beautiful.
If you want to study black holes, go for it. If it’s a dream then make it happen. You can do whatever you put your mind to with hard work and lots of passion.
It's not that it's consuming the galaxy really, it's more like there is a bunch of loose dust floating near the black hole that got a little too close and is forced into an extremely high speed orbit. Because of how black holes work, the gravity in one area of the orbit is stronger or weaker depending on how close you get to the black hole. This creates differential speeds for the dust (kind of like how the middle of Jupiter seems to spin faster than the top and bottom), and that creates a ton of friction between the gas and dust that orbits, like an absolutely insane amount of friction. So much friction that the heat generated can be seen as a giant blob of light coming from the black hole itself. The universe is just amazing with how these completely uninfluenced events just happen
It is suspected that nearly all large galaxies have supermassive black holes in! Some have more than one, and occasionally you will find the class above supermassive - ultra massive black holes. These things usually outshine the center of their galaxy, and are unfathomably huge :D
I love so much how excited Hank is. I can feel his energy even with Covid. This is such an incredible achievement for all the people involved, from the top to the bottom they helped make this a thing. Humanity needed a win… It feels like we have been losing a lot. Thank you Hank. So much.
My favorite part about these space missions is the cooperation and collaboration that makes them possible. Even though we have lots of problems here on our little world, it's nice to see us come together to make such a thing reality.
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
Agreed . Whenever I see or think about how divided we all can be , the horrors humans can do and so on I lose a little faith sometime in humanity. But things like this are a reminder of the amazing things that we can do when we actually come together and put aside our differences
@@IamZeus1100 we could have probably solved all of our problems by now if we could all just come together. The best minds from around the world shouldn't be separated from one another
Absolutely fascinating stuff, I’m so amazed we as a species were able to do it and also I’m so relieved everything went well and successful at the launch! Can’t wait to see wore
So amazing that these images looked so much like the illustrations of space we have been creating for decades that it's hard to believe they're photographs. I am having genuine trouble convincing my brain it's a real picture. So amazing. Also amazing that we have been somehow getting it right without ever having actually seen them before now.
i agree. After having space videos games and movies for so long putting pics like these out the fact that those are REAL LIFE is incredible to us space nerds.
That's because they ARE illustrations. NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
@Duh ya think? well they are. Those pictures are a computers interpretation of what the captured wave lengths could look like. If somehow you could see it with your own eye, it probably wouldn't look like the picture.
@@user-cg7tl You sound like a flat earther. If you want to argue semantics, Sure, these are computer generated images, because *YOU'RE LOOKING AT THEM ON YOUR COMPUTER,* so yes, your computer generated them. Every picture you've ever taken with a digital camera or the camera on your phone is computer generated. "Computer generated" is not the derogatory term you seem to think it is. NASA does not "admit this publicly." NASA will tell us when something *_IS_* an artist's conception because we don't have real images because we don't have a film crew following a space probe all the way to its destination. NASA will tell us when the image is a composite (multiple smaller images put together to make a bigger picture). NASA will tell us when non-visible light was used to make the image, so that we know extra processing was involved. NASA will tell us when they are using "false color" to represent information less recognizable to our eyes. But these are not "artist renditions." These are images made by collecting infra-red light, converting that light into digital data (just like your phone's camera), sending that data to Earth, and converting the data into images we can see (just like your computer does with the image files you're looking at. An analogy would be a television camera taking an image, converting that image into a signal, the signal being sent to your your TV, and your TV converting the signal into an image. Do you insist on calling a TV image an "artist rendition" Sure, there is a lot of processing involved, because the image is made from *INFRA-RED LIGHT* that has to be converted, and made from lots of smaller images put together to get the resolution shown. "False colors" (because, again *WE CAN'T SEE INFRA-RED LIGHT* and, therefor, *INFRA-RED LIGHT DOESN'T HAVE ANY COLOR TO OUR EYES*) are used for two reasons, so the images aren't monochrome, and to provide more information without having to look at the raw data (for example converting temperature/wavelength into various colors. We have plenty of pictures of the Earth (and other planets and moons). Even if you insist on ignoring probe images and images taken by astronauts on the ISS because they are "digital images," we have plenty of actual film images taken by the Apollo astronauts with film cameras, both on the surface of the Moon and from orbit. Remember those Hasselblad cameras mounted on the astronauts suits? Or are you now going to tell me we've never been to the moon, or even orbit?
@@jeffgayzose8129 capturing its wavelengths is done by capturing its color. It gives the real image of what it would look like. i wonder what it would look like to bees that seen ultra violet rays
I first learned about the JWST when I was in high school from a video Hank Green made and now it's fully ten years later and I'm so excited to get to see it finally achieving its mission!
I think it's impossible not to have your mouth wide open in awe while watching this video. I thoroughly enjoyed this amazing explanation of a set of already incredible images!
The wonderful thing about space telescopes, they are the gift that keeps on giving! Not only did we gain the tremendous steps forward in terms of engineering, in terms of the complexity of remotely deployed objects and all of the communications and monitoring etc that entails, but now we get to see these tremendous heart-expanding images that speak so much about the wonder and mystery of our universe and a ready reminder of the small, fragile little bubble that we call home. Every single person who's efforts somehow touched this wonderful endeavour should be so proud of what they helped to achieve. Wonderful, truly wonder full!
@@ferdtheterd3897 Since when does knowledge have to have an immediate benefit to be worthwhile? Many non-astrophysicist are both moved by, and interested in, the data that will come from this endeavour. Young people will be inspired to pursue careers in science, achieving who knows what. I understand the arguments about the amounts of money spent on space science. But the amounts pale in significance compared to military spending. Could a lot be done with that money for the most vulnerable in society? Yes. But take it from excessive military budgets, and let us reach for the stars.
@@katbairwell "Hes doing it too so its okay for me to do it" Good argument hahaha. Ofc they should cut military budgets but then we'd get invaded. A space telescope does quite literally nothing except give a few nerds a boner
@@ferdtheterd3897 Do you really care about the common man though? As for you, it does nothing, and you should feel pissed, but, don't think that only because it does nothing for you, it will do nothing for everybody else. For starters, it prompted you to ask this question, and to get this answer. What will this prompt further?
Don't worry, it's all a lie. If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
I love that we can now see galaxies behind these objects now. Like the southern ring nebula, we can see galaxies behind it now versus the Hubble visible light image. The JWST image of the Carina nebula is now the wallpaper on my phone. It's so beautiful!!
This tiny piece of the universe is amazed by how the rest of the universe looks like. And how some parts of the universe were able to figure out all the science to get these images!
You are one of very few RUclipsr who's not click baiting other's about this topic. So many click bait videos talk about just old info and just mention little about the actual topic. So nice work
I tried the same using the full resolution image, and it is so absurdly large that Windows literally refused to load it. Absolutely jaw-dropping image though :-)
@@spookyscaryskeletons5675 I ran into that same problem. I brought it into Microsoft paint and decreased the size of the image by half. Still had enough pixels for my two 1440p screens :D
I cut out pieces of all the images and have Windows randomly choose one when it starts. My resolution is only 1920x1080 so I was able to cut out a lot of pieces of each picture lol.
I was looking on nasa’s website and in the groups of their first images they talked a lot about reflectance spectra and how it helps us find out more about planets and even learn more about earth as well. They listed vegetation as one of the things they’re able to look for. Does this mean we’re now better equipped to search for life on distant planets??? I wouldn’t care if all they found anytime soon was just microbes and things like algae or single celled organisms. My brain is exploding and I really hope that we are able to use the reflectance spectra in this way. On a side not the JWST images made me cry. Something about the sheer beauty and vastness of our universe is so beautiful it makes me emotional
@@frlolz thats what I’m trying to say tho. Everyone wants like sci fi humanoids but like how incredible cool would it be to test darwin’s theory of evolution on a different planet and see how life have evolved there as well. I’m willing to bet that if the conditions of the planet are different enough from earth we’ll see new types of life and new forms of plants and single celled organisms. We’d have to be insanely careful while studying them but it’d really push the boundaries of biology
I really enjoyed the images before and knew about the gravitational lense effect, but thanks a lot for explaining the remaining images and aspects. Now I understand them a lot better!
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I love your reporting on this Hank! Your passion and knowledge make you a wonderful representative for science and I am so excited about what is yet to come!
Everytime I even begin to think of how far away these stars and galaxies are, I‘m awestruck. I mean it‘s basically impossible to imagine what a lightyear is. I mean really imagine it. The distance that freaking LIGHT travels in a YEAR. Even the sun is 8 light minutes away and that‘s mind boggling to me. And those little dots are up to like 13 BILLION LIGHT YEARS AWAY.
yep, and how traveling the 4.2 light years to Proxima Centauri would take us like 70,000 years with our fastest current space probe.. "New Horizon" i think.. .. and thats the closest star to us.. Except for Nibiru of course.. 👽👽
it is fascinating to me that, whatever we look at, we always look into the past, because the light needs to travel to us. We never see a "now". We will never learn what these dots look like "now".
what makes me think that we don't see alien tourists around not because they don't exist. I do believe intelligent life exists somewhere among those billions of billions dots. We don't see them simply because space is incredibly huge so that travelling or practical communication are impossible.
It feels so incredible to finally see those pictures. Pretty much all my childhood I've been hearing about this new and exciting successor of Hubble that's in the works, it's almost unreal that it's now a reality
It's absolutely beautiful out there imagine we only discovered 4% of what we know about space. I can't image how big everything is out there and how insignificant we are!!!
These are freaking amazing! I downloaded the high resolution versions as soon as they became available and I’ve been looking at them nonstop since. Webb is definitely one of humanity’s greatest achievements. Can’t wait for the next photo dump.😍
The best part of this specific release was the nigh continuous "fangirl screaming" as it were from Hank on Twitter. The excitement is contagious, wonderfully so! And these images are SO spectacular! Already JWST is proving to us that every single setback, delay, tribulation, redesign, further delay, MORE redesign - everything we worked through, endured, and all that precious patience - SO WORTH IT.
I got into space stuff as a kid and Hubble pictures were everywhere, especially the Pillars of Creation, but that picture is older than me, so I wasn't there to witness the release and news coverage. For my brain, it's basically always existed, which kinda means that while it's top tier among Hubble photos, it set a standard for me rather than exceeding some previous one. Now with the Cosmic Cliffs, and me witnessing this as a young adult, it's my turn to feel what I imagine space nerds must have felt when the Pillars of Creation picture was released. Except maybe even stronger, because the Pillars of Creation was taken like five years into Hubble's operation and the Cosmic Cliffs is among the first pictures to come out of Webb so we haven't even gotten used to Webb yet
The cliffs photo looks so similar to Hubble, as do all of the galaxy photos, that it really isn't unlike what people have already seen. If you live long enough then you will get to see one or two things have an even bigger impact than the Pillars of Creation reveal: people walking on another planet and orbiting a different star.
I am amazed and awed by what we have accomplished and what it has begun to show us. I am giddy over all my favorite geeks geeking out over this incredibly important - yet so visually cool - addition to our scientific advancement.
There is a SciShow episode (it might be in SciShow Space but I don't think so) that details the work and complexity of making the JWST. It is incredible and made me understand why it took 20 years to build. Find it, it will blow you away... out into the stars.
Every single one of these images are incredible. I am so amazed by what humans can create and achieve, we can now see so far. This telescope is one of man's biggest achievements. Only wish that Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan would have been here to witness this.
@@ferdtheterd3897 So we should just abandon space exploration? If we didn't spend money on space programs, it would go somewhere else, but likely not to help the homeless.
To think these four are just starters is amazing to think. Days out I still zoom around these images and still find intrigue. The scale of the cosmos seems to go on forever. To be part of it is the greatest honour
BLEEEWW MY MIND!! This video is unbelievably spectacular. Very knowledgeable. Really listen to what is being said! Focus, pause the video if needed. Thank you for this!
I am so excited to see more images from Webb! These initial ones are ... profoundly humbling. To think, we are made of the same stuff too, it blows my mind
@@ferdtheterd3897 it’s like any form of technology though, the first iteration will always be the most amazing and then its just refined and improved. Look back at the first picture ever taken and compare it to a modern image from today, the difference is staggering (as it is with the Hubble and will continue to be going forward) but the first picture will always have been more impressive to its peers at the time
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
@@ferdtheterd3897 We do get jaded when new technology becomes common-place. Don't forget that you're seeing these images on a device that scientists of the past would have killed for, and would have gotten them killed for witchcraft.
Context makes this so wonderful not bombasticness. A little thought experiment: Imagine you're an explorer trying to find new landmasses in the late middle ages. Now imagine you have a camera with you (or a real good artist if you want to make it more realistic). After weeks and months of tortures travel you finally spot in the distance a thin line on the horizon and realise that you just found new land in the middle of a vast ocean! You immediatly tell the artist to draw exactly what he sees and he gives you a picture of the vast ocean with a thin brown line where the horizon should be. The picture means the world to you. It symbolises an achievement that no one human can achieve on his own. It pretty much describes your heart project and ambition. Now you bring said picture back home to your friends and family. All they see is a blue picture with a thin brown line at the horizon. For them it's just a boring picture with nothing else to it but the idea attached behind it. For those who understand the context of what this picture symbolises and entails it means more then a thousand pounds of gold. This is what the Webb telescope means for all the people who worked on this and all the people who were wondering about the distant horizon and it's content, similar to the people back in the day at home wondering what their adventurous brother/sister/dad/friend/scientist might bring back home. This is why the Webb telescope makes grown men like me cry even if it's corny as hell ^^
The knowledge is strong with this one. Excellent overview- it's the best explanation I've heard yet about why all instruments are geared for infrared rather than (mostly) the visible spectrum, like the Hubble. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I remember watching an interview where the Astronomer said that the JWST is sensitive enough to pick up artificial lighting, Can't wait to see if they do find something.
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
@@BusyHusbandGaming You can research the history of the Roman Empire and Babylon, its not nonsense. Also it doesn't change the fact that you can start a relationship with God if you make a serious attempt
This is,, um, just, just incredible. Truly. Seeing these pictures. LITERALLY, made me gasp for air. I was so focused and engulfed with these images. That my brain (me) forgot to breath. That is a first for me. And if anything, shows me how absolutely beautiful and awe inspiring the universe is. My brain is now mush....
I hadn't seen the quintet before. That's an incredible shot! I mean, they all are. Kyle Hill did a live stream about the cliffs, and it was very informational.
First, I hope you feel better soon! Those pictures took my breath away. The cliff...that picture looked straight out of a scifi or fantasy novel. So many new things to learn yet, all I can think is, I want those pictures on my wall. They are just awe inspiring.
Absolutely loved this video, I'd seen the images but getting context and comparisons was just the best. Would definitely be up for more like this in the future!
Man, it feels incredible that this is actually happening! I mean, SciShow has been making videos on the JWST for as long as it's been around. We've been waiting SO LONG and the project has had so many setbacks. Talk about worth the wait!
I’ve been so excited for this for so long and these first images were FANTASTIC! I’ve loved seeing the Internet’s reactions too, it’s cool that everybody is getting so excited about SPACE! Edit: after looking at the pictures again I’m just so speechless and in absolute awe... is it weird to cry over how beautiful space is?? That’s not weird right? Lol 😂
Put one grain of sand on your finger tip and hold at arms length. That was the size of this photo. There is so much out there we can never know even the tinniest part of. The shear joy of this pic is only matched by the sadness of how much I will never see.
If it's weird, I'm weird right there with you. These images brought me to literal tears, they're so beautiful. And represent so much human achievement just in the fact that we're able to see them.
It’s not weird at all. Go watch a total solar eclipse sometime, preferably with a large group of non-scientists. I guarantee you there won’t be a single person in the group that isn’t moved by the sight of the sun vanishing and revealing a great, winged eye in the heavens.
Maybe it's just me but the fact that these images are what I expect artist renderings and CGIs for Sci-fi movies would look like, yet are real images that captures a state of our universe is so mind boggling to me because they exist on a scale that is just difficult for human comprehension. And also humbling to put into perspective our own existence.
@@jasonedenburg9427 well to be honest my reasoning is based on my own observations and senses so nothing provided by a government agency in a set of images about something i could never verify will i consider to be true. Whatever shape this place we live is , is not what we were taught in school. Peace
This is just amazing. I can now finally scratch "seeing the images produced by the James Webb telescope" from my bucket list. Glad i lived long enough to see it.
Some of these images give me anxiety in a not good or bad way, just overwhelming. I cannot believe how many galaxies there are and I can't imagine what might be out there
It's quite obvious when you do the math considering all the stars in each galaxy, how many of those stars has planets, and how many galaxies there are that we can see, that there is most definitely other life out there. And for people that belive in rencarnation, how do you know after you die you'll be born again on the same planet? There are literally trillions of habitable planets out there.
The incomprehensible size of the universe is also its kindest blessing. There's so much out there that could upset our incredibly delicate planet, but there's so much space between everything that interactions are exceedingly rare.
@You're tripping Hypothetically** not "mathematically". math's are logic and proof, we don't know if what you are saying is true therefore it is not a theory; it's a hypothesis.
@@CeRz technically he's not wrong, it is a mathematical equation, but it's also a philosophical one as we've yet to a. Definitively discovered proof of a soul and b. That souls reincarnate. So he's both correct and incorrect, this is known as Schrodinger's dilemma
These images bring tear to the eyes of any dreamer out there, seeing these distant galaxies in this much clarity is like an invitation for us and our children to take to the heavens and advance all of mankind. I salute all the wonderful people who made this a reality.
Space exploration has done some amazing things in the last decade or so. The Mars rovers, these amazing images... I can't express how meaningful it is for us to be able to see and expand our understanding of the universe.
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It is strange to almost come to tears at something as simple as some smudges on a screen.
But there is something awe inspiring about the existential vastness of our universe. The incomprehensible size and age of it all.
But more than that, it is the fact that humanity has found a way to reach that far. To make an instrument to see that vastness, to understand it.
Most of the time the internet only makes me lose faith in our species. But this gives me hope.
If it makes you feel less strange Ihave 100% cried multiple times over these images. Three times before I even saw them- I couldn't even talk about JWST on Tuesday without losing a few tears
@@arche2460 you feel like an explorer seeing a new land in the distance
@@ahmedexmor Yes! That’s a great way of describing the feeling
@@ahmedexmor It is but the smallest glimpse into worlds so far and so alien that their true nature will likely never be known to humanity.
That we even get such a tiny sliver is incredibly.
Now reading these comments makes me feel the same, I don't know if that is strange :D
People may not get it at first, but the image of the Carina nebula revealing 1000s of new stars is insane
Its unbelievable
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its insane, i hope tha JWST will look into the Boötes void region of space and hopefully find more stuff there
The carina nebula litterally looks like a woman lying down with a child lying on her stomach. Check it out!!!
It drives me nuts when people don't get how huge this is. when I was a kid exo-planets were a theory. now we know the chemical compositions of hundreds or thousands. And JWST makes everything that came before look like a kids first astronomy set.
JWST is quite obviously one of mankind's greatest engineering achievements. Thanks for those stunning images and explanations.
24 billion bigger then our sun
ME 🥵🥵🥵🥵
@@gameon7152 Don't worry, it's all a lie.
If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
Stuff like the pyramids is amazing, but this is awe inspiring. So much has and will happen without any human's knowledge.
Sliced bread probably the most important
hehe cosmic debris goes boom
I can't see these images without wondering what other life is out there, and thinking how lucky I have been to have not only existed, but to have been able to comprehend how amazing it all is.
This is the only thing in my life that I've literally waited like 20 years for, everyday, waiting for that damn thing to get launched and start sending back pictures. The fact that it was actually launched, made it to its destination that is pretty damn far away, unfolded and everything works is an achievement all in its self. Now that we know the power and potential this thing has, I am now starting a new chapter in what I can start looking forward to and that's what incredible things this telescope is going to discover. So far everything is going to plan and the whole world now has news that's good and we can all celebrate.
This telescope cost 10 billion USD.
Imagine what science could be done if America spent even one year of those 20 you were waiting on stuff like this. Instead of murdering people abroad to make already wealthy ghouls slightly richer.
Yet my car still gets 15 mi per gallon like they did in the 1970s 🙄
@@joegallegos9109 Those are measured in freedom™ units.
Indeed. At times, space telescope discoveries seem to be all that I feel I can actually look forward to.
@@joegallegos9109 Maybe you have the wrong type of car.
Just the fact that the JWST actually worked, to me is amazing. I mean, that thing is a CONTRAPTION! And it works! What an awesome achievement. The first pictures evoke an excitement in me that is a thousand times greater than when I saw the same images from Hubble, which were beautiful. Congratulations to everyone involved in making that insane idea an astounding success. It truly is amazing.
Bruh it has to, $10,000,0000,000 instrument.
@@doburu4835 Tell that to the $1.7 trillion F-35.
@@darthtace Each aircraft doesn't cost that much... and they're in service already. So they work.
@@corey2232 Work is a strong word. They're nowhere near the operational specs that were promised at the start of the program. The military has admitted that the program failed, and they're just salvaging what they can with what was created. It'd be like arguing that James Webb succeeded if it had been unable to deploy, but we'd managed to save enough booster fuel to plough it into an asteroid to gather data. That's not success, it's making the best of a disaster.
Even ignoring that, your argument doesn't make sense. We could obviously build more James Webb-style telescopes now, for cheaper, simply because the development has already been finished.
@@darthtace oh come on. The f35 program began like 2000. Lot of the tech couldn't even be imagined back then and the mission has changed at least twice. F35 is fully capable for the mission it's being sold to do, and best of its class.
I was an astronomy minor 15 years ago and seeing these images not only makes my heart sing but reminds my of my early love for the cosmos. I am now a psychologist. Time flies but it ain’t nothing in the context of the universe. Simply amazing.
Hey! I am young.
Theoretical Physics is love for me & I'm much interested in Astronomy too.
But I'm afraid I might end up going behind money nd ruin everything. Can you give me some advice as you would to a younger self, please?
@@algorithmgod3339 Your life is yours to unravel.
That said, what I've found is that there are two important questions:
1) What am I good at? (This is different than what you *want* to be good at, instead your actual strengths as a human being.)
2) What do I care about? (This is different than what you were told you cared about, instead the stuff that actually lights you up, or things that are a moral compass.)
Life lived well is simply applying 1) in service of 2). Everything else - money, time, etc - are logistics, and solvable with some patience, determination, and a bit of luck.
So the advice is figure out those two, be patient, work hard, and most likely, everything will take care of itself.
@@StevenSkoczen
Thank you so much!!
I'll update soon...
Did you enjoy having astronomy as a minor ?
How the heck does your heart sing? Is it some kind of genetic defect? Never heard of that problem before. Did anyone ever put you under and cut inside?
4:52 seeing all these galaxies sprinkled all over the image gives me chills: trillions of stars, trillions of planets in just one pinch-zoom. And yet, they look like bacteria under a microscope. The universe is mind blowing.
Our minds cant even imagine these distances, we are limited to what we can see on Earth...I love earth, such diversity of life. I still wonder and pretend and dream of what anything out of our milky way looks like...Its selfish to think we are the only ones in the universe, seeing how big it actually is...
@@hardyharr9377 all these photos are of incomprehensible scale to us. It really is quite scary/super intriguing to question our existence in this ginormous world. Just who knows what’s out there…
Do not be blown away with creation but rather the creator.
@@ImalAkbar1 I have the same question for the creator as I do the big bang, how did it come into existence?
@kemel..same here..gives me chills just with the thought that this is still just a fraction of what really exists.we are so so small and our intellect is so limited
These photos are beyond beautiful. I CANNOT believe how wonderful and beautiful a universe we live in. This is so insane it gives me goosebumps.
*True*
just remember they're in infrared
That makes no difference
Everyone will start paying attention to webb now. Poor Hubble
its 99% hydrogen, relax
I was born in 1996, when the concept for the JWST was first put forth. I’ve always had an attachment to this fantastic machine. I did question whether or not it would launch for some time because of the delays and cost. But when that Ariane 5 finally lifted off, that was a good moment. Then when all the calibration photos started to be released. Those were great days. Then mere days after my 26th birthday. These stunning images were released. One of the best days of my life.
I have two nephews who simply love space. They don’t quite appreciate what JWST means yet, but by the time JWST is retired, they’ll be my age. And they’ll know far more about the wonders of the universe than I do. And that means a lot to me.
To the scientists who will work with the JWST, adventure boldly through the mirrors of gold, and bring back the mysteries of the universe you’ll surely uncover.
Hi brother, i am turning 26 in 2 days, but i don't have any nephews i don't know what will happen to me in next 20 years,god bless all.
@@mohann2289 I'm 47, so I found out what happens "in the next 20 years". My advice, seize the day! I feel like I wasted too many days.
Well said.🙏❤️🦅🇺🇲
Fifty-two is still young, so in 26 years, if you're still around and I hope you will be, you and your nephews should know as much as will be known by that time. It'll be a miracle if I'm still around then, but if I am, I hope to have the capacity to comprend it all, too.
I disliked your comment. Go kick rocks
You look at that last image and you start to realize that there HAS to be life out there. All those galaxies with all those stars and all those planets we cannot be alone. It gets you mind racing on what kind of life is out there even in our own galaxy that we don't even show up in a picture of.
One of the pleasures of this little show is contemplating the subtlety and intelligence of the policy thinking that has gone into this effort.
Fine work by NASA, its contractors, and all the observatories, scholars, and gifted amateurs who combined to produce this magnificent ongoing project!
The MIRI's ability to "see through" cosmic dust is really incredible, just look at the clarity of the Stephan's Quintet image at 5:10.
Absolutely insane.
Yessss
Actually it's NIRCAM that sees through dust. MIRI observes the actual glowing of the dust itself!
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That is my favourite one
Imagine how excited scientists are to have that tool to study with. There is going to be so much data to collect by just relooking at previous locations and seeing what new things can be detected. Its awe inspiring
I'm amazed as I'm sure most of you are. I actually went outside and held my grain of sand up and was simply blown away at how much possibility there is for other life in the cosmos. I'm sure there is someone on another planet looking at the sky wondering the same thing.
I wouldn't even be able to see the grain of sand my eye sight is bad😂 thank god for telescopes😍
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
It's strange to see 'clouds' of dust in these images and try to imagine the amount of space they actually occupy.
Don't worry, it's all a lie.
If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
Sometimes, when I'm really sad, Hank being hyped about good science news reminds me that everything isn't so bad after all.
Bailed on the NASA live stream, too glitchy, and so many other RUclipsrs trying to do an effective summary. but mostly going wow, pretty pictures/ aliens? with no explanation. But SciShow space does it best! I feel informed!
I never watch press releases, too much boring wait and filler. I just wait until later for summaries by other people. :D
@@IstasPumaNevada I set my reminder, so many issues with timings, the presenters did a great job considering but I feel like they should have just recorded something. Or just cut to the chase and give all of NASA's data to Hank so he can do the reveal!
I was waiting for a video explaining the images, the planetary nebula looks unreal. JWST is incredibly cool.
In the Stephen's Quintet image, I'm absolutely amazed by the galaxy that has the supermassive black hole. I've always been so interested in black holes (despite the fact I will never be able to study them(edit: for anyone wondering why, I'm not exactly the greatest with any kind of math)) and how they function. Now that we have an incredibly high definition image of a supermassive black hole actually consuming a galaxy? Amazing. Absolutely beautiful.
If you want to study black holes, go for it. If it’s a dream then make it happen. You can do whatever you put your mind to with hard work and lots of passion.
i love black holes
It's not that it's consuming the galaxy really, it's more like there is a bunch of loose dust floating near the black hole that got a little too close and is forced into an extremely high speed orbit. Because of how black holes work, the gravity in one area of the orbit is stronger or weaker depending on how close you get to the black hole. This creates differential speeds for the dust (kind of like how the middle of Jupiter seems to spin faster than the top and bottom), and that creates a ton of friction between the gas and dust that orbits, like an absolutely insane amount of friction.
So much friction that the heat generated can be seen as a giant blob of light coming from the black hole itself. The universe is just amazing with how these completely uninfluenced events just happen
@@Morderiser Ohhh!! I see now, thank you for correcting me :)
It is suspected that nearly all large galaxies have supermassive black holes in! Some have more than one, and occasionally you will find the class above supermassive - ultra massive black holes. These things usually outshine the center of their galaxy, and are unfathomably huge :D
I love so much how excited Hank is.
I can feel his energy even with Covid.
This is such an incredible achievement for all the people involved, from the top to the bottom they helped make this a thing.
Humanity needed a win…
It feels like we have been losing a lot.
Thank you Hank. So much.
get well soon hank. Your the reason I started studying science in the first place.
My favorite part about these space missions is the cooperation and collaboration that makes them possible. Even though we have lots of problems here on our little world, it's nice to see us come together to make such a thing reality.
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
Agreed . Whenever I see or think about how divided we all can be , the horrors humans can do and so on I lose a little faith sometime in humanity. But things like this are a reminder of the amazing things that we can do when we actually come together and put aside our differences
@@IamZeus1100 we could have probably solved all of our problems by now if we could all just come together. The best minds from around the world shouldn't be separated from one another
Absolutely fascinating stuff, I’m so amazed we as a species were able to do it and also I’m so relieved everything went well and successful at the launch! Can’t wait to see wore
I cannot have enough of these videos, all these pictures coming for JWST are just breathtaking. Thanks for the recap
My name is Giovanni and you took the words right out of my mouth.
So amazing that these images looked so much like the illustrations of space we have been creating for decades that it's hard to believe they're photographs. I am having genuine trouble convincing my brain it's a real picture. So amazing. Also amazing that we have been somehow getting it right without ever having actually seen them before now.
i agree. After having space videos games and movies for so long putting pics like these out the fact that those are REAL LIFE is incredible to us space nerds.
That's because they ARE illustrations. NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
@Duh ya think? well they are. Those pictures are a computers interpretation of what the captured wave lengths could look like. If somehow you could see it with your own eye, it probably wouldn't look like the picture.
@@user-cg7tl You sound like a flat earther.
If you want to argue semantics, Sure, these are computer generated images, because *YOU'RE LOOKING AT THEM ON YOUR COMPUTER,* so yes, your computer generated them. Every picture you've ever taken with a digital camera or the camera on your phone is computer generated.
"Computer generated" is not the derogatory term you seem to think it is.
NASA does not "admit this publicly."
NASA will tell us when something *_IS_* an artist's conception because we don't have real images because we don't have a film crew following a space probe all the way to its destination.
NASA will tell us when the image is a composite (multiple smaller images put together to make a bigger picture). NASA will tell us when non-visible light was used to make the image, so that we know extra processing was involved. NASA will tell us when they are using "false color" to represent information less recognizable to our eyes.
But these are not "artist renditions." These are images made by collecting infra-red light, converting that light into digital data (just like your phone's camera), sending that data to Earth, and converting the data into images we can see (just like your computer does with the image files you're looking at. An analogy would be a television camera taking an image, converting that image into a signal, the signal being sent to your your TV, and your TV converting the signal into an image. Do you insist on calling a TV image an "artist rendition"
Sure, there is a lot of processing involved, because the image is made from *INFRA-RED LIGHT* that has to be converted, and made from lots of smaller images put together to get the resolution shown. "False colors" (because, again *WE CAN'T SEE INFRA-RED LIGHT* and, therefor, *INFRA-RED LIGHT DOESN'T HAVE ANY COLOR TO OUR EYES*) are used for two reasons, so the images aren't monochrome, and to provide more information without having to look at the raw data (for example converting temperature/wavelength into various colors.
We have plenty of pictures of the Earth (and other planets and moons). Even if you insist on ignoring probe images and images taken by astronauts on the ISS because they are "digital images," we have plenty of actual film images taken by the Apollo astronauts with film cameras, both on the surface of the Moon and from orbit. Remember those Hasselblad cameras mounted on the astronauts suits?
Or are you now going to tell me we've never been to the moon, or even orbit?
@@jeffgayzose8129 capturing its wavelengths is done by capturing its color. It gives the real image of what it would look like. i wonder what it would look like to bees that seen ultra violet rays
I first learned about the JWST when I was in high school from a video Hank Green made and now it's fully ten years later and I'm so excited to get to see it finally achieving its mission!
The cosmic cliffs have to be some of the most beautiful pictures I’ve ever seen. I am infinitely fascinated by it. It’s so beautiful..
the coast of northern russia is quite beautiful
I think it's impossible not to have your mouth wide open in awe while watching this video. I thoroughly enjoyed this amazing explanation of a set of already incredible images!
Loving that passion that cannot let any covid stand between Hank and a video like this
The wonderful thing about space telescopes, they are the gift that keeps on giving! Not only did we gain the tremendous steps forward in terms of engineering, in terms of the complexity of remotely deployed objects and all of the communications and monitoring etc that entails, but now we get to see these tremendous heart-expanding images that speak so much about the wonder and mystery of our universe and a ready reminder of the small, fragile little bubble that we call home. Every single person who's efforts somehow touched this wonderful endeavour should be so proud of what they helped to achieve. Wonderful, truly wonder full!
What does this do for the common man exactly?
@@ferdtheterd3897 Since when does knowledge have to have an immediate benefit to be worthwhile? Many non-astrophysicist are both moved by, and interested in, the data that will come from this endeavour. Young people will be inspired to pursue careers in science, achieving who knows what. I understand the arguments about the amounts of money spent on space science. But the amounts pale in significance compared to military spending. Could a lot be done with that money for the most vulnerable in society? Yes. But take it from excessive military budgets, and let us reach for the stars.
@@katbairwell "Hes doing it too so its okay for me to do it" Good argument hahaha. Ofc they should cut military budgets but then we'd get invaded. A space telescope does quite literally nothing except give a few nerds a boner
@@ferdtheterd3897 Do you really care about the common man though? As for you, it does nothing, and you should feel pissed, but, don't think that only because it does nothing for you, it will do nothing for everybody else. For starters, it prompted you to ask this question, and to get this answer. What will this prompt further?
@@ferdtheterd3897 Think Mark, think.
This kind of stuff is properly eye watering in its scale and possible impact on our perception of everything. Thanks for covering it guys!
Don't worry, it's all a lie.
If you fall for this, you'll fall for anything. All CGI. There is NO such thing as SPACE. We're not on a spinning water rock rocket going millions of miles per hour. The earth is FLAT. Look into it. #ResearchTheGlobe
It's fascinating to think that these photos of galaxies happened in the past and might be gone by now already.
I love that we can now see galaxies behind these objects now. Like the southern ring nebula, we can see galaxies behind it now versus the Hubble visible light image. The JWST image of the Carina nebula is now the wallpaper on my phone. It's so beautiful!!
Mind blowing
This tiny piece of the universe is amazed by how the rest of the universe looks like. And how some parts of the universe were able to figure out all the science to get these images!
Carl Sagan: "We are a way for the universe to understand itself".
You are one of very few RUclipsr who's not click baiting other's about this topic. So many click bait videos talk about just old info and just mention little about the actual topic. So nice work
The 'Cosmic Cliffs' is my new desktop background. Looks stunning in it's full resolution!
I tried the same using the full resolution image, and it is so absurdly large that Windows literally refused to load it.
Absolutely jaw-dropping image though :-)
@@spookyscaryskeletons5675 I ran into that same problem. I brought it into Microsoft paint and decreased the size of the image by half. Still had enough pixels for my two 1440p screens :D
I cut out pieces of all the images and have Windows randomly choose one when it starts. My resolution is only 1920x1080 so I was able to cut out a lot of pieces of each picture lol.
So exciting. I can't believe it's finally here. Certainly a new era of astronomy :)
Pony cringe
@@GeneralKenobi69420 well that was uncalled for
@@zen7197 Why? You're an adult who watches My Little Pony too?
@@GeneralKenobi69420 where did u pull that from?
I was looking on nasa’s website and in the groups of their first images they talked a lot about reflectance spectra and how it helps us find out more about planets and even learn more about earth as well. They listed vegetation as one of the things they’re able to look for. Does this mean we’re now better equipped to search for life on distant planets??? I wouldn’t care if all they found anytime soon was just microbes and things like algae or single celled organisms.
My brain is exploding and I really hope that we are able to use the reflectance spectra in this way. On a side not the JWST images made me cry. Something about the sheer beauty and vastness of our universe is so beautiful it makes me emotional
Dude, even extraterrestrial microbes would be a crazy discovery! But I guess that’s my synthetic microbiologist heart speaking :P
@@frlolz thats what I’m trying to say tho. Everyone wants like sci fi humanoids but like how incredible cool would it be to test darwin’s theory of evolution on a different planet and see how life have evolved there as well. I’m willing to bet that if the conditions of the planet are different enough from earth we’ll see new types of life and new forms of plants and single celled organisms. We’d have to be insanely careful while studying them but it’d really push the boundaries of biology
I really enjoyed the images before and knew about the gravitational lense effect, but thanks a lot for explaining the remaining images and aspects. Now I understand them a lot better!
That image of the black hole gave me chills, is the wonderfully terrifying way that images of space often do
Pictures form space? - sadly all are lies and fake 100%. Never have you wondered why CGI ever came to be? And aren`t many answers always staring back at us?
Never a rocket has gone through the class sealing: THE FIRMAMENT. Yes, all rockets to go up into the SKY , not into the space - then they curve and back down to earth these all land. It`s a fact and even the wicked themselves have been agreed on that.
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you all here, still believe the so called aliens (fallen angels and demons) are far away. ? Soon accrues a day, when face to face demons and humans meet. Are ye all ready? these videos form these channels i often share - all they have dig deeper and deeper until there was no longer nowhere to dig.
in that video here, you have proof nr. 2 - the fallens and their offspring - demons truly live among us - hiding under solid holograms. - creepy - are you prepared and ready to soon meet these creatures face to face.
Cause that day is coming and very soon.
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We all can know why we are, who we are , how we are what we are , where we are going and why:
It`s know : having alone time with GOD in prayer.
So, can you explain and know, why are you afraid to have a little alone time, hear and take a listen of that quiet voice?
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Fact: nr.1: LUST AFTER ANOTHER`S HUMAN BODY AIN`T LOVE. True love is: LAYING DOWN ONE`S OWN LIFE /LIKE CHRIST DID FOR US/ SO OTHER`S CAN LIVE. THAT`S LOVE.
Fact nr 2: Real CHURCH IS HUMAN BODY ITSELF, FOR GOD IS A SPIRTI AND DO NOT NEED A BUILDING MADE BY HANDS. Know all the facts there is to know, lest you still be DECEIVED.
Fact nr. 3 Christianity was never a religion. It always been reality. It is time to fully understand that part. How come Christianity can and is reality? - Do some searching about FREEMSONRY.
Fact nr. 4: Being in gender/sex (for me, both words means the same thing) has only one purpose: TO MULTIPLY aka create new generations of humans.
Therefore if like you all stating, that gender and sex is changeable and optionable, then why not a single soul born without reproductive tools? and no, i do not mean here the "intersex" ones. for they born with confused body functions. That`s why they have both tools.
And by trying to change a sex/gender - you are stealing another human`s tools. Someone goes to grave without these.
Do not steal nor envy anything that another human have. But be wise and take care all that was given to you.
Use a little logic and even you are able to list real and logical facts.
If one leaves Christianity too easily, then sadly one haven`t had a clue, what is REAL CHRISTIANIY ALL ABOUT. That is fact nr 5.
Give some time and some chances and another soul comes form atheism to CHRISTIANITY aka become a Christ follower. No money needed to follow CHRIST. but it does cost us a lot: FOLLOWING A CHRIST COST US OUR EARTHLY LIVES.
Real Christian MUST BE WILLING TO SUFFER AND MUST BE WILLING TO LAY DOWN ONES`S LIFE, LIKE CHRIST DID FOR US, THE SAME WE DO FOR CHRIST.
Real Christians must come out from BABYLON AKA MATRIX , not find ways to still be in there.
Matrix is satan`s kingdom. How can you serve GOD in another`s god kingdom? - you can`t, you must make a chose: GOD OR MAMMON/SATAN? Whom you will serve? Where will you be forever: HEAVEN OR IN THE HOT LAKE?
Didn`t you notice? i give 4 more facts. Copy these and remember these.
Family betrayal is very real for ALL WHO FOLLOW CHRIST. in the tribulation period /7years long/ - Future for Christians: SUFFERING: HUNGER AND FREEZING, BETRYAL, MURDER, SHOT - STAB - BEHEADED. Even though we will truly suffer extremely on this earth - let`s rejoice, for out SPIRITS will be in HEAVEN comforted FOREVER. Why that extreme suffering? - BECAUSE WE WILL REJECT SATAN AND HIS MOTB.
And also another way to get stuff cleared out: play little with words:
CHRISTIANITY AND REALITY = BOTH END THE SAME. Last 3 letters in both words: ITY.
Last Fact: CHRISTIANTY MUST BE SEEK`D OUT, FOR IT IS HIDDED AND MUST BE FOUND AND MUST BE FOUND INDIFIDUALLY. Lest we be deceived and stay counting on others opinions.
Truth is truth and remains a truth - out feelings - wishes - opinions and beliefs DO NOT CHANGE THAT.
Let not forget other LIFE FACTS: A MALE was created 1st, that = on man`s shoulder lays the most. For he, male, was created for working. And also the punishment of sin for a males was: toiling in sweat and pain. For a females was: ONLY BIRTH PAINS. Why? Because females were created HELPERS.
Trans people and also many others, sadly deeply believe that HUMAN = ONLY BODY. -
this is very wrong. Humans = CONSCIOUS SPIRIT BEINGS, WHO LIVE IN THE BODY.
Life can be only then full of life, if all 3 parts are also: SPIRIT + SOUL + BODY = HUMAN.
A Spirit without body, can not taste food,
do not feel rain on his or her skin,
do not feel warm sunshine or colder moon light,
do not feel cold nor warm.
Spirit just is, not fully living. To have life and have it more abundantly: BODY WAS CREATED.
Human body was 1st FULLY SPIRITUAL and shall be FULLY SPIRITUAL AGAIN. Carnal came, because of sin. Like Lucifer because of sin - lost his glorious way to be - the same happened with us.
The reason CHRIST/ GOD came among us as on of us was: TO REDEEM US AND SHOW US HOW TO LIVE. Christ lived 33 years on this fallen earth and DID NOT SINNED. As HE was able to live and sin not, the same way to live are we able also.
Stating otherwise = stating that CHRIST LIVED AND DIED IN VAIN.
Where?
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It's photoshop, because it has to be. Robert Simmon aka Mr Blue Marble.
Really. I thought the mass of a Black Hole was so great light could not escape it hence the name Black Hole. Someone is lying again.
I wanted to say thank you to Sci show For not making clickbait you guys are right on
My mind is blown is such a new way; this is all so beautiful.
Whoa there's a SciShow Space channel? I don't know how I never knew about this. Been subbed to SciShow for years. Instant sub.
I love your reporting on this Hank! Your passion and knowledge make you a wonderful representative for science and I am so excited about what is yet to come!
Everytime I even begin to think of how far away these stars and galaxies are, I‘m awestruck.
I mean it‘s basically impossible to imagine what a lightyear is. I mean really imagine it. The distance that freaking LIGHT travels in a YEAR. Even the sun is 8 light minutes away and that‘s mind boggling to me.
And those little dots are up to like 13 BILLION LIGHT YEARS AWAY.
yep, and how traveling the 4.2 light years to Proxima Centauri would take us like 70,000 years with our fastest current space probe.. "New Horizon" i think.. .. and thats the closest star to us.. Except for Nibiru of course.. 👽👽
it is fascinating to me that, whatever we look at, we always look into the past, because the light needs to travel to us. We never see a "now". We will never learn what these dots look like "now".
what makes me think that we don't see alien tourists around not because they don't exist. I do believe intelligent life exists somewhere among those billions of billions dots. We don't see them simply because space is incredibly huge so that travelling or practical communication are impossible.
@@rudirestless When this images were "now" , Earth didn't exist. Mind blown moment... Earth is 4.54 billion years old.
@@rudirestless that's exactly what I think 🤔 blows my mind 🤯
It feels so incredible to finally see those pictures. Pretty much all my childhood I've been hearing about this new and exciting successor of Hubble that's in the works, it's almost unreal that it's now a reality
It's absolutely beautiful out there imagine we only discovered 4% of what we know about space. I can't image how big everything is out there and how insignificant we are!!!
These are freaking amazing! I downloaded the high resolution versions as soon as they became available and I’ve been looking at them nonstop since. Webb is definitely one of humanity’s greatest achievements. Can’t wait for the next photo dump.😍
The best part of this specific release was the nigh continuous "fangirl screaming" as it were from Hank on Twitter.
The excitement is contagious, wonderfully so!
And these images are SO spectacular! Already JWST is proving to us that every single setback, delay, tribulation, redesign, further delay, MORE redesign - everything we worked through, endured, and all that precious patience - SO WORTH IT.
This is honestly astonishing! Its not common for humanity to truly come together to achieve something as great as this!
As someone with astigmatism, I think diffraction spikes are super cool and its awesome that Webb has its own distinct pattern.
I got into space stuff as a kid and Hubble pictures were everywhere, especially the Pillars of Creation, but that picture is older than me, so I wasn't there to witness the release and news coverage. For my brain, it's basically always existed, which kinda means that while it's top tier among Hubble photos, it set a standard for me rather than exceeding some previous one. Now with the Cosmic Cliffs, and me witnessing this as a young adult, it's my turn to feel what I imagine space nerds must have felt when the Pillars of Creation picture was released. Except maybe even stronger, because the Pillars of Creation was taken like five years into Hubble's operation and the Cosmic Cliffs is among the first pictures to come out of Webb so we haven't even gotten used to Webb yet
The cliffs photo looks so similar to Hubble, as do all of the galaxy photos, that it really isn't unlike what people have already seen. If you live long enough then you will get to see one or two things have an even bigger impact than the Pillars of Creation reveal: people walking on another planet and orbiting a different star.
I am amazed and awed by what we have accomplished and what it has begun to show us. I am giddy over all my favorite geeks geeking out over this incredibly important - yet so visually cool - addition to our scientific advancement.
There is a SciShow episode (it might be in SciShow Space but I don't think so) that details the work and complexity of making the JWST. It is incredible and made me understand why it took 20 years to build. Find it, it will blow you away... out into the stars.
CONGRATULATIONS on the Webby Award!!!! So we’ll deserved!
Every single one of these images are incredible. I am so amazed by what humans can create and achieve, we can now see so far. This telescope is one of man's biggest achievements. Only wish that Stephen Hawking and Carl Sagan would have been here to witness this.
Yay we can send billions of tax dollars into space to take some picture but we cant feed the homeless.
@@ferdtheterd3897 Give them your house. There will be one whinny b*** less on RUclips
@@ferdtheterd3897 So we should just abandon space exploration? If we didn't spend money on space programs, it would go somewhere else, but likely not to help the homeless.
They did witness this.. this fake ass telescope and fake ass space crap.. i'm sure they knew the truth, yes.
@@murdock6450 I assume you're trolling to see how us space nerds react. If you think it's fake, that's your right. Enjoy being ignorant.
To think these four are just starters is amazing to think. Days out I still zoom around these images and still find intrigue. The scale of the cosmos seems to go on forever. To be part of it is the greatest honour
LOL I guess we don't have a choice! Its the only UNIVERSE we will ever be a part of , to our knowledge!
If i die i want to go into spectate mode and just explore space, it's just so beautiful and cool
BLEEEWW MY MIND!! This video is unbelievably spectacular. Very knowledgeable. Really listen to what is being said! Focus, pause the video if needed. Thank you for this!
I am so excited to see more images from Webb! These initial ones are ... profoundly humbling. To think, we are made of the same stuff too, it blows my mind
So far at least, the biggest takeaway I have from the Webb images is how amazing Hubble has been for it's cost and when it was built and flown.
For real, im pretty underwhelmed with the webb. I guess seeing tiny dots on a screen from super far away doesnt do it for me
@@ferdtheterd3897 it’s like any form of technology though, the first iteration will always be the most amazing and then its just refined and improved. Look back at the first picture ever taken and compare it to a modern image from today, the difference is staggering (as it is with the Hubble and will continue to be going forward) but the first picture will always have been more impressive to its peers at the time
NASA admits these are simply artists' renditions. We have no genuine pictures as in photographs of any celestial object including Earth. They are all composites and CGI artist renditions. NASA admits this publicly.
@@ferdtheterd3897 We do get jaded when new technology becomes common-place.
Don't forget that you're seeing these images on a device that scientists of the past would have killed for, and would have gotten them killed for witchcraft.
Context makes this so wonderful not bombasticness.
A little thought experiment:
Imagine you're an explorer trying to find new landmasses in the late middle ages. Now imagine you have a camera with you (or a real good artist if you want to make it more realistic).
After weeks and months of tortures travel you finally spot in the distance a thin line on the horizon and realise that you just found new land in the middle of a vast ocean!
You immediatly tell the artist to draw exactly what he sees and he gives you a picture of the vast ocean with a thin brown line where the horizon should be. The picture means the world to you. It symbolises an achievement that no one human can achieve on his own. It pretty much describes your heart project and ambition.
Now you bring said picture back home to your friends and family. All they see is a blue picture with a thin brown line at the horizon. For them it's just a boring picture with nothing else to it but the idea attached behind it. For those who understand the context of what this picture symbolises and entails it means more then a thousand pounds of gold.
This is what the Webb telescope means for all the people who worked on this and all the people who were wondering about the distant horizon and it's content, similar to the people back in the day at home wondering what their adventurous brother/sister/dad/friend/scientist might bring back home.
This is why the Webb telescope makes grown men like me cry even if it's corny as hell ^^
Saw these pictures in the news but thanks to your explanations I now understand why they are such a big deal !
Thats the best short summary about JWST images Ive seen so far on RUclips.
The knowledge is strong with this one. Excellent overview- it's the best explanation I've heard yet about why all instruments are geared for infrared rather than (mostly) the visible spectrum, like the Hubble. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
I remember watching an interview where the Astronomer said that the JWST is sensitive enough to pick up artificial lighting, Can't wait to see if they do find something.
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
@@FreightmareFTW get out of here with that nonsense.
@@BusyHusbandGaming You can research the history of the Roman Empire and Babylon, its not nonsense. Also it doesn't change the fact that you can start a relationship with God if you make a serious attempt
Looking at these images literally brings tears to my eyes.. it's so overwhelming and amazing.
This is,, um, just, just incredible. Truly. Seeing these pictures. LITERALLY, made me gasp for air. I was so focused and engulfed with these images. That my brain (me) forgot to breath. That is a first for me. And if anything, shows me how absolutely beautiful and awe inspiring the universe is.
My brain is now mush....
I #&ì*ing love every single person who helped bring these images to the world
I hadn't seen the quintet before. That's an incredible shot! I mean, they all are. Kyle Hill did a live stream about the cliffs, and it was very informational.
the transitions were amazing! so satisfying
First, I hope you feel better soon!
Those pictures took my breath away. The cliff...that picture looked straight out of a scifi or fantasy novel.
So many new things to learn yet, all I can think is, I want those pictures on my wall. They are just awe inspiring.
Absolutely loved this video, I'd seen the images but getting context and comparisons was just the best. Would definitely be up for more like this in the future!
Man, it feels incredible that this is actually happening! I mean, SciShow has been making videos on the JWST for as long as it's been around. We've been waiting SO LONG and the project has had so many setbacks. Talk about worth the wait!
i cant believe it literally got smacked by meteorite a couple weeks into its deployment.. what are the chances?? lolo
Thanks for explaining these photos.
Hope you get over COVID soon, Hank, and thank you for this wonderful presentation.
I’ve been so excited for this for so long and these first images were FANTASTIC! I’ve loved seeing the Internet’s reactions too, it’s cool that everybody is getting so excited about SPACE!
Edit: after looking at the pictures again I’m just so speechless and in absolute awe... is it weird to cry over how beautiful space is?? That’s not weird right? Lol 😂
Put one grain of sand on your finger tip and hold at arms length. That was the size of this photo. There is so much out there we can never know even the tinniest part of. The shear joy of this pic is only matched by the sadness of how much I will never see.
If it's weird, I'm weird right there with you. These images brought me to literal tears, they're so beautiful. And represent so much human achievement just in the fact that we're able to see them.
Nope I'm about in tears too, think about all we could learn from these images!! And they're so pretty as well 🥺
It’s not weird at all. Go watch a total solar eclipse sometime, preferably with a large group of non-scientists. I guarantee you there won’t be a single person in the group that isn’t moved by the sight of the sun vanishing and revealing a great, winged eye in the heavens.
I'm crying, too. Such overwhelming beauty, and such overwhelming awareness of our own proportion and position in time and space.
Maybe it's just me but the fact that these images are what I expect artist renderings and CGIs for Sci-fi movies would look like, yet are real images that captures a state of our universe is so mind boggling to me because they exist on a scale that is just difficult for human comprehension. And also humbling to put into perspective our own existence.
have you ever considered the possibility of exactly that: the images presented are no more than artist renderings 🤷♂️
@@luis-alvarez929 you can literally download the raw data from the telescopes
@@luis-alvarez929 let me geuss, flat earther?
@@luis-alvarez929 mhm, about as much as I considered the possibility that the Earth is flat.
@@jasonedenburg9427 well to be honest my reasoning is based on my own observations and senses so nothing provided by a government agency in a set of images about something i could never verify will i consider to be true. Whatever shape this place we live is , is not what we were taught in school. Peace
These images are humbling and beautiful.
This just shows how amazing life is, we all formed along with earth together.
This is just amazing. I can now finally scratch "seeing the images produced by the James Webb telescope" from my bucket list. Glad i lived long enough to see it.
Some of these images give me anxiety in a not good or bad way, just overwhelming. I cannot believe how many galaxies there are and I can't imagine what might be out there
It's quite obvious when you do the math considering all the stars in each galaxy, how many of those stars has planets, and how many galaxies there are that we can see, that there is most definitely other life out there.
And for people that belive in rencarnation, how do you know after you die you'll be born again on the same planet? There are literally trillions of habitable planets out there.
Free wifi and lots of weed in planet X
The incomprehensible size of the universe is also its kindest blessing. There's so much out there that could upset our incredibly delicate planet, but there's so much space between everything that interactions are exceedingly rare.
@You're tripping Hypothetically** not "mathematically". math's are logic and proof, we don't know if what you are saying is true therefore it is not a theory; it's a hypothesis.
@@CeRz technically he's not wrong, it is a mathematical equation, but it's also a philosophical one as we've yet to a. Definitively discovered proof of a soul and b. That souls reincarnate. So he's both correct and incorrect, this is known as Schrodinger's dilemma
thank you hank. you are one of my favourite educators on the internet
I was here, this happened in my lifetime. And we don't even know whats to come...oh what a time to be a human being
I'm so incredibly happy everything worked out with the telescope. This is mind blowing.
They're just. They're so beautiful 🥺 the detail!!! The layers we can see now!!!! Oh my GOOOODDDDD!!!!!!!
Stuff like this makes me wonder if there are people from the future, observing our galaxy..
I am the embodiment of the 😍 emoji watching those Hubble photos transition to JWST
These images bring tear to the eyes of any dreamer out there, seeing these distant galaxies in this much clarity is like an invitation for us and our children to take to the heavens and advance all of mankind. I salute all the wonderful people who made this a reality.
5:08 I was blown away by this transition, seeing all the details hiding behind
Thanks for getting too the new shots and keep its short a+
do these images make anyone else cry? i cant really put my finger on the emotion that it fills me with
I don't know man you have to be really passionate about something that will it could be anything even space or creating a perfect bread
You saved the best fact for last. They got that deep field image in just 12 hours....That's....incredible.
You've heard of the world wide web, and now we've got the world watching Webb!
it looks like this single instrument will provide great leaps in understanding for multiple fields of science.
So grateful Im here to see amazing data in the universe!
Get well soon Hank!
Those images are AMAZING!!! I see them and marvel at the greatness and chaos of this strange place we happen to be in 💙
Space exploration has done some amazing things in the last decade or so. The Mars rovers, these amazing images...
I can't express how meaningful it is for us to be able to see and expand our understanding of the universe.
This is amazing!!!