NGC346 Hubble and James Webb comparison
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- This video contains images of the open cluster NGC 346 in the Southern Hemisphere in the Small Magellanic Cloud.
By alternating the images of the Hubble Space Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope, we can see that there are many more differences than only the clouds. In the distance we can see complete galaxies in infra-red, but not so in visible light.
I wanted to make this video because I layered both images and alternatively switched them on and off and was amazed by the differences.
Its not very clear at first sight what all the differences are and I've taken only a very small area of both telescope images.
Hope you enjoy this small contribution.
My apologies for usurping the comments section of this video to comment upon another, but I can find no way to generate a new comment.
I have just discovered and watched your tribute to Patricia Janekova, and thank you very sincerely for creating it, especially since the song you chose was my favourite performance by her. Although I follow other classical singers, Patricia was by far my favourite. The purity of her voice and instinctive knowledge of how a piece should be sung to communicate the emotions within the lyrics to her audience was unsurpassed. I was very fortunate to discover her when her first performance was uploaded to RUclips in 2011, just before my 80th birthday, and have watched and listened to all of her performance many times. It is very difficult for me to come to terms with her death, but your video did help me to grieve.
I can only agree to your comment and alas I had to make this in memoriam for although I've never met her in person, her passing really touched me the way a sister did. I'm still burning candles for such beautiful soul.
Hi, Albert, that was my fault. I have uploaded the in memoriam video as 'for kids', in which case RUclips automatically disables comments.
I have corrected that now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
@@josgeusens4637 Hi! Thank you for removing the "for kids" classification. I have now copied the appropriate section to the Comrnents of the correct video.