See 'humanity's last view' of the James Webb Space Telescope post-deployment
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- An Ariane 5 rocket second stage deployed the James Webb Space Telescope shortly after launch on Dec. 25, 2021. It's 'humanity's last view' of the new observatory, says NASA PAO Rob Navias. See the launch: www.space.com/...
Credit: NASA/Arianespace
the people that thought, constructed and engineered this telescope must have a sense of accomplishment like no other at this moment, and a well deserved one. Incredible job!
It’s not over yet. It has 29 days to get to the L2 point, and that is when the most likely chances of failure (which numbers in the hundreds) will happen. We still got January to worry about its progress
Hollywood CGI
@@twelved4983 Haha poor fool
@@Travis_22 the first part of it is a simulation, yes
Let's wait until its at the destination and fully deployed and active. There is still stuff to do. Hope everything goes well! Obviously one large critical part is done successfully, thats nice.
I beat Terminal Cancer to watch this LIVE last night!
I was 16 when they began work on this Telescope. I'm now 41. For those of us that have been following along since the beginning, I think this telescope took a little piece of all of us out there with it.
Cool cgi isn't it lol
Shut up
@@bjaminm428 best comeback ever.. you are soo cool
@@robstringer100 I wasn't talking to you x
@@bjaminm428 talking to you're space believing buddies?
Good luck James Webb telescope and congratulations to NASA ESA and CSA for another successful lift off
The congratulations actually go to ESA and Arianne Space! NASA is just opperating the JWST together with JPL
Yes ! Wow.
@@SN2D well nasa made it ESA just lunch it so thier is big dfrnt the tech in that telescope its only exists in the circle of NSA and US army.and of course doc.john mather.
@@mariamelouazzani3773 No, the Telescope was made by all the three Space Agencies. The ESA and the CSA provided lots of crucial parts of the telescope.
@@diegoz135 you can ask those pepole they will give you more information about who made it : northrop grumman and ball aerospace & technologies .those are the privet companies who made it.
To those reading the comments whatever years has passed by now. know we are very excited in Christmas Day of 2021
That was so simply said in few words... I have tears flowing now...
🙏🏽
Feels familiar... 🤔
Unfortunately that video is CGI. NASA doesn’t explore space an they spend billions a year on editing videos.
Absolutely stunning!!!! I’m so happy to be alive so I can see this!!! What a great time for space exploration
No thanks to the POPE and his illiterate congregation of polluters
@@Surferant666 what are you talking about?
@@hydromic2518 if we hadnt protested the Pope's moronic flatworld ideology
then we'd all be good ignorant catholics reading our only book by candel light !
@@Surferant666 , Come-on. We all know the earth is flat🤭...v
@@virginiatyree6705 we Nordic Barbaryans knew Earth was round for thousands of years.
RE: Nebra sky dish...
I think the discoveries by the JWST will astound us. I'm so happy that this is an international mission. Thank you to all the nations and their people who built and launched it and who will be doing the science as soon as the commissioning process is complete.
Absolutely. And I don't want to get ahead of myself here, but could the James Webb Space Telescope very well be the single greatest technological achievement in the history of mankind?
I'm ready to see what it can do myself,if it is truly powerful as they say it will be,damn,can't wait to see!
@@costco_pizza It's definitely up there with the Large Hadron Collider.
@@robby12320 And the Internet and the integrated circuits microprocessor.
@@karlosdaniel6537 In terms of importance, those things you mention are of course much more important inventions. In terms of complexity it's a little different though, so it just depends on how you define the rule set by which you judge.
Galileo probably never even imagined it possible to set a satellite 1,000,000 miles above the earth. Bravo to all involved.
❤️ I thought of Galileo too
He must be proud of us
I'm pretty sure Galileo could have conceived that quite easily, just not the detail of the mechanism. I'm sure he'd have loved it though!
I don't think that Galileo knew what a rocket is, much less a satellite.
‘course not! Lagrange wouldn’t even be born for another 100 years.
It's got power and legs. Bon voyage JWST. Looking foward to the many discoveries. What a time to be alive.
totally
Don't mean its flying
@@deathtrapbynapalm7861 hahahha
Couldn't of happened at a better time....Nothing but thankful today!
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
Can't imagine how they feel seeing it open up in space like that after all this time
😯
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
@@anthonyontv why are you assuming there was no force acting on the debris? And what grand conspiracy did you people come up with this time?
@@TerryTerius well before we even dive into this one, you are aware the first part is CGI right?
@@TerryTerius and I assume that because we can see what’s in front of it, unless there is a vacuum off camera(witch wouldn’t work anyway in space), how did that thing go from floating up, to down, then up and down again?
Fantastic effort by all the people involved at every moment of getting this to the point of floating away from earth.
Yes, especially the camera crew. Fantastic job
@@e8root a 15°per hour drift...
@@vonschweringen8321 thanks bob
Do you really think so? Their incompetence led it to taking over double the time it should have. Along with a much higher budget than it should have. It was basically a cash grab people were using to siphon money from the government. As is many other government programs. It's a image of corruption. This is why SpaceX has advanced leaps and bounds.
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Nobody ever made a telescope as powerful as JWST, it's normal there have been hiccups especially considering it will be impossible to repair if something goes wrong like with Hubble since the very beginning. BTW SpaceX Starship blew up several times before landing safely, still it will be an amazing achievement if orbital flights go well in 2022.
Ive been following the development of the james webb telescope for years, i cant believe its finally in space after all the delays, cant wait for all the great discoveries its going to make :D
Yes, we are all more virtuous because patience is a virtue!
And I think is better this way, the technology advanced a lot in the last years.
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
@@anthonyontv LOL and the earth is flat?
@@allaboutperspective650 why don’t you focus on one thing at a time
Looks like a bad 80s movie.. nasa still using Disney?
Hats off to the people who worked on this project. Salute to their persistence and hard work.
It’s just an infrared camera tho
@@masol3726 you googled itor what? Seems like you don't know the capabilities of aN infrared telescope. Also it's not like it can't see visible light, it has the capability to observe visible as well as infrared light source upto a certain wavelength.
@@whattheflicks2975 “It’S jUsT aN InFrAReD CaMeRa ThO”. Yeah, you can pretty much write off anyone who says that as an idiot.
So what the point in using a real rocket and then a 3D animation video? Why not just use a 3D animation video.🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪🤪
So the launch transforms into a 3D animation video. No wonder every image from space turns out yo be fake.
I can't believe the people who made this are the same human like me. All incredible👏
the same human that controlled fire a million year ago
They are Americans. Please join us.
@@formernavyspook No they are not. Many nationalities outside America are involved. Eg the French
@Die freche Weihnachtsgans Yes. The USA is their dream for humanity since the beginning.
@@formernavyspook Well not just Americans were Involved. It was a project from Europe and Canada too.
I love all of the glitchy camera work while launching a telescope a million miles into space. A $20 camera for a black hole budget project? NASA’s money laundering skills make the politicians look like kindergartners. Nothing they claim to do is real. The only reality is a 61 million dollar per day budget. Let that sink in for a second.
I see that bad quality as a good sign they spent money right on what really matters. Also, the camera itself is definitely OK. The problem there was to have enough power to send the images back to here without errors.
Fun fact, NASA has spent less in its entire lifetime than we spend on one year on our military; in fact one year of military spending would cover NASA's entire history with enough left over to run it for another 8ish years..
We have a spending problem, no doubt, but NASA is the least of it.
What a great xmas gift to astronomy lovers the world over. Hopefully the final stages of the deployment run just as smoothly
more like astrophysicists, but yeah.
@@AccessCode101 some of us are not qualified to be called astrophysicists but love astronomy, personally I'd rather not play semantics but you wouldn't call someone who doesn't play an instrument a musician.
@@kentendo6453 The telescope that just launched will give nothing close to similar to what a normal telescope used by astronomers does.
Astrophysicists will love this. Astronomy lovers will only be awed with what other scientists and 3D animation designers do/say about its discoveries.
With this telescope you will not be able to see not even a planet. Just its infrared light.
It is what it is.
@@AccessCode101 I'm already well aware of these facts. I'm just keen to learn more about exoplanets, galaxy formations and so on. I'm not an astrophysicist but I do civil astronomy and enjoy reading about it and cosmology. Again I would rather not play semantics, I'd rather just appreciate a moment many of us have waited on for the best part of 2 decades
No matter what one prefers to call themselves....This is an historic day for us all! And it means a bit more on a holiday like this!
I found it amazing that the light made it look like a bright keyhole to the future.
♥️ Just too good haha 👀😏
Easily by far the best gift received.
How dare
It made my Christmas!
Better than any gift I could ever ask for.... so thankful today!
a moment of silence for those who don't believe any of this, who believe the earth is flat, who believe there is no space our there, who can literally use the internet but don't believe there are satellites, who can fucking see images like this and still go "nah it's fake", hopefully some of them will gain some sense out of this
Nope, they're doomed. There's no cure for stupid.
i’m really surprised at the amount of those people in the comments replying those messages, almost like they have no life
I bet Flat Earthers are losing their minds right now. Expect videos of them calling all this fake and CGI. 😂
Ironically they do it from mobile phones that use camera technology developed by nasa
@@puck246 and those phones get their GPS signals from satellites that would not be able to orbit a flat earth. As conspiracy theories go, a flat Earth is probably the stupidest.
@@sergioortiz8219 I can't think of anything more foolish to believe off the top of my head, but if it's not number 1, it's certainly in the top 5
@@caolmchugh7779 OK, you win. That's the new number 1......How did that person function in society?!
So many probes we have learned to "love" like pets; the Voyagers, Cassini, New Horizons, all the Mars probes, and Ingenuity too, even the Lunar Rover, that most fantastic feat of folding engineering and human brilliance, of course the Hubble, and now the Webb telescope. Not sure how many people think of them as 'Wall-E' like creatures with feelings, as I sometimes do. I realized this back when Voyager 2 left our solar system many years ago, and it was "televised" very late at night and I cried my eyes out, perhaps in gratitude for all the magic.
I was weeping stars you know
We have learned to "love" them like pets. So true!
3D animated video? So what happened to the real telescope? I see this, and I can tell that is not a real video of the telescope.
@@israelgalvez6365 0:46 and onward is a real one
Just wait until someone finds the Voyager 2, and their history of hydrogen bomb warfare makes them assume that our model of the hydrogen atom is a declaration of war.
We'll be crying plenty when they destroy our planet as a preventative survival measure...
Lol looks so fake!!! And the white house called the astronauts with a dial phone! 😆 🤣 😂 😹 😆
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake. And what astronauts? There are no astronauts on jwst
Can’t wait to see the images this incredible telescope will bring to us earthlings!
Lol wtf does this have to do with anything
@Xhx ZtzFact. I'm not Indian. Also, why does this matter?
It will be probably mostly beyond visible spectrum.
@Xhx Ztz shut up pls
@Xhx Ztz Fine with me as long as they succeed! I'm not only interested in their character but their scientific and engineering ingenuity!
Twenty plus years of blood, sweat and tears from 1000s of dedicated individuals! So long JWST…may you open mankind’s eyes to the mysteries of our universe
CGI is amazing technology
Exactly, it shouldn't have taken this long. The project is an embarrassment and basically was used as a cash siphon. They wanted the project delayed and extended as long as possible to keep that meal ticket paying. It's disgusting. It's the epitome of government corruption.
@@the_fritch kys flat earther
@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep yea
@@the_fritch lol kids spamming on Facebook and twitter are placing their opinions on something they don't even deserve to witness. Get a life
This looks kinda fake to be honest
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
@@RandomStufLemGD yep watched it again and used common sense and it still looked kinda fake
Kudos to the French team who got the ingenuity to film this event from the upper stage
i thought this was a multi-national project. Why are you focusing on just the French?
@@fredflintstone8569 The space port of kourou is administered by the French so thats what he's talking about
@@painthuret So NASA didn't tell the Ariane builders to put a camera on the third stage. They did that without telling NASA?
@@fredflintstone8569 Wilma said you should calm down. The dude's just excited!
@@fredflintstone8569 I explained to your illiterate dumb ass what the other dude said
If all goes well, we will see amazing things.
This just so wow. I remember almost hiding behind the couch watching the rescue of the Apollo 13 astronauts...so space tech is moving on..scary but utterly compelling. 🙃👍
I cant see them being much better than Hubble tbh. Its just more of the same out there, or is it? lol
@@napoleonbonaparte7883 You compare camera and lens technology decades apart and expect the same results? This will see shitloads more.
Not to mention IR and other parts of the spectrum Hubble can't do.
@@neth77 Yes I know that but Hubble has barely covered anything in all its years and yes what it has captured is amazing but what are expecting to see with JWST?
I would say more of the same just a lot further away.
If you don't understand my point I'm cool with that I just don't see us finding anything we haven't already seen before but that is why it was created I guess as we just don't know what's out there :)
@@napoleonbonaparte7883 your statement makes no sense !! You said JWT won’t find much better than Hubble at first and says “we don’t know what’s out there “
James web is around 100 times more powerful than Hubble’s and it can scan at the far reach of the redshifted spectrum which Hubble can’t even process which means it can see and collect data 100 times more than Hubble could do !!
And the people in the control room don't seem to be doing much while using their pcs literally just holding the mouse and pressing 2 buttons seems fake as f, prove me wrong please
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake. They are controlling it’s trajectory you idiot, sorry for sounding mean but no one has common sense anymore and I’m tired of it
@@RandomStufLemGD
You comment isn’t an umbrella comment that can be copy and pasted to cover any situation.
You’re not helping with anything by spamming it everywhere.
You have to change it up to suit the situation
@@RandomStufLemGD use common sense and don't believe cgi son
@@sumone7449
Dude… it’s just the first 45 seconds that are cgi
@@eatingwetfries4285 why?
I cried when I heard one of the anchors announce this earlier.
"From the edge of a tropical forest, to the edge of time itself."
Yes, yes I heard that, too.
Beautiful, but theatrical.
JWST will see deep at the edge of time, not going there.
Crazy how they're worried about pirates!
Our educational system leaves something to be desired, me thinks!
I almost have everytime I've heard coverage about it... Makes me feel lucky to be here for it!
Monumental 🥰 EPIC!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Apart from the telescope and its launch which are certainly a big achievement, I just want to say that this is a beautiful comment section. I wish all of us could sit together and discuss more about space and astronomy. I could learn so much!!!
We can always congregate in space channels. Though most aren't into space as we are, slowly it'll start to matter more and more.
Join me in the Verse
- Chris Roberts
In trying times like these, I couldn't ask for anything more!
Go to Anton Petrov's channel, perfect place for that sort of stuff :)
We can always make a space related group chat or something. Just saying 🤷🏻♀️
You think they could afford better CGI..
Of course they could. But why would they waste money on it? The animations they’ve got here are more than enough.
I watched this until separation, live. To launch a 'satellite' with such a wide Earth-centric orbit is a fete in itself. I congratulate you all. We have come a long way from a small beeping ball in orbit!
It's amazing indeed. What is even more amazing is that its orbit is not Earth-centric, it will actually be at the L2 Lagrange point, which it will orbit. I must admit I've no idea how they will steer it all the way there with adequate precision and accuracy.
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
It’s a huge party in itself?
(Fête means party in french)
Well done to all participants. May the journey go fabulous. I am curious to see what will be send to us on earth. This is incredible fabulous end result of team and hard work. Well done
Anyone else notice what looks like orbs or UFOs at the bottom of the screen beginning at 2:50? There’s a lot of them moving in remarkable ways.
This is a cartoon. None of this is real.
It’s cgi brother
@@anthonyontv the first part of the video is CGI up until :47 then it switches to a live feed. CGI doesn’t have momentary loss of video feed as can be seen happening at different intervals after :47
@@anthonyontv If you can't tell the difference between CGI and real life, you have a very horrible eye
@@youngnxtian777 1:14 watch the bottom of your screen and tell me how the bits of debris change there trajectory in space, it’s impossible
In terms of history, it wasn't that long ago when our ancestors would sit around a fire and gaze at the canopy of stars and wonder.
And here we now
Congratulations
...is the earth flat?
And now we know it isn't flat!
Wow! Congratulations to all those who made it happen!
Can you imagine the church coming up with a computer animated 3D Jesus claiming it's real? This is how lame NASA looks.... I feel sorry for those who believe NASA and the avengers are real
Lol what?
You mean like the shroud? 🤔
Incredible achievements to the people who dreamt this. Humanity at bringing dreams to reality.
3D animations are not real. the James Web came from inside a 3D animation video.. What happened to the real rocket?
CGI is amazing technology!
damn these spam bots
@@the_fritch How was the telescope delivered? Using 3D animation, so according to NASA it's OK to use 3D animation sense that's all they have.
@@israelgalvez6365 it was all CGI and green screen! no telescope was "delivered". They have a theater in ATL that creates some of this content!
Congratulations on a successful flight. We are very happy. This event is a great achievement of mankind. Very well organized fantastic flight. Good luck in the process of using the telescope. Forward NASA. Forward ESA. From Kazakhstan 🇰🇿.
Fake
Fantastic to see the initial stages go well, may it go well all the way and become one of the most successful scientific endeavors in history. BTW can we also say how absolutely incredible planet Earth looks ? 😊
Go outside and look down
"BTW can we also say how absolutely incredible Earth looks?" Sure, I'm pleased with it too, some of my better work.😇
Okay...Did we put any 5k CAMERAS on it?...maybe....show some non digi-fied...not fake looking footage of the Earth and just settle this whole flat-round debate?.
@@40ozofpain38 it's not that easy to transmit high ql footage through space. But there's plenty of highr es videos out there, there's not even a debate anymore. The James Webb telescope is not there to make 4k pictures, well it does sort of, but not of earth and not in a regular sense of a picture.
@@Lord_Juvens there’s a huge debate you clown
Who knows what it will pick up! Folks, there are some unbelievable discoveries up ahead! Expect big surprises!!!
Like an exoplanet with oxygen in its atmosphere?
@@KennyG_420 exoplanets are already known. I think discovery of intelligent life on such planets will be a game changer.
@@Rohit-ez7pf ...not sure how this will determine if any life discovered will be intelligent.
Anybody have suggestions?
@@galenhaugh3158 i read somewhere that James Webb telescope can read and pick up intelligent footprints like Radio signals. So what the telescope will do is look for such signals near the exoplanets.
I get the first bit is cgi then it cuts to a real camera on the deployment, but why is the earth visible at one point then justs turns into a massive white light for no reason?
Im not even a sceptic on these things.
The only reason i came up with was the light off the james webb reflecting into the camera lens?
But its seem the main reflection of light starts once the telescope starts unfolding so still a bit baffled. Its at 1:57 on the video
Because the earth is not a globe, space is all BS
Perfect example of cooperation between USA and Europe, The amount of things we can do when each of us put their best in it is limitless.
Plus Canada.
@@executivesteps You're abolutely right, should have said ESA instead of Europe (Canada belongs to ESA if i'm not wrong)
It’s so funny to me how many people don’t realise that the opening shots are cgi lol, but the rest is real obviously
@@LegendLength I don’t think it is, it might be tho
@@LegendLength yh maybe
@@LegendLength first 45 seconds are CGI.
Nice CGI.
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
Best Christmas Ever
I honestly expected to see a lot of hate about this in the various YT comments.
What a waste of money. How does it help me? Should have spent the money on XYZ instead.
But the positivity all over the place about this impressive feat is a great Christmas gift too :)
Would be pretty psychotic to get angry over a satellite never seen it happen before
@@koc988 Really? You never saw people online losing their shit at the millions spent on 'space stuff' when there are people starving down on earth? You're lucky :D
So gullible. You people will believe anything.
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
I make better videos with my Nokia 3310 also this looks just like the video game from 2003 Spece something
This is the fruit of all the years of hard work by scientists and engineers working on JWST.
Im a engineer from JWST and I think you suck.
If only Carl Sagan were around to see this.
Cgi totally looks fake I feel bad for you clowns
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
Conspiracy theorist will not like this. They will say it’s fake…
They will also claim the scientists that built it didn't build it, the thousands of civilians who worked on it didn't work on it and that the entire project is a government lie for an undisclosed reason. Unfortunately, when you get that deep into your own lie, you can't back out easily. It's a shame really, we should all be pro science, pro discovery, but it's not like that. Ignore the conspiracy theorists, they will work it out in their own time.
@@puck246 and when you ask them how 10000 people (that worked on this project) can be lying at once or if China and Russia (or private companies) who monitor things in space don’t give the game away they send you a RUclips video of an insane “expert” making wild allegations….😂😂😂😂
Yeah. Can't wait for them start spitting out their crap on this one. I was thinking about the conspiracy this morning during launch and see what the hell they will come up with to deny this.
Along with calling it a conspiracy, somehow they will find a way to call it “racist.” There are truly some very messed up people in this world…
First 47 seconds of this video is fake (it's animaton). The rest of it is actual live footage of the capsule carrying Webb out to space. Beautiful view of part of our big blue marble in the background.
That’s not real
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
They may have deployed the panel early so they could see it on camera. ESA is realizing the importance of on board cameras, and reliable video comms, for problem solving and engineering analysis. And for better TV. Just like Perserverance Rover landing camera footage did for NASA. And Spacex has done.
Not like it's going to increase resistance. 🤣
Solar panels on satellites are deployed immediately so that they become power positive as fast as possible. The telescope has been running on battery power since a few minutes before launch and obviously they want it making its own power asap.
Not really. The option to place cameras on JWST was considered and rejected.
@@executivestepsPlacing cheap, tiny smartphone cameras around an unfolding origami machine worth 10 Billion wouldn't have hurt.
@@CaliforniaBushman NASA knows the best !! That’s why they are NASA and we are at RUclips 😜
FAKE AF FAKE FAKE FAKE
hahahaha Horse shit. They again forgot to move the Clouds in Blender, Amateurs.
It is a computer animation until 0:45. Literally watch the video and use common sense, just because the first part is CGI doesn’t mean it’s fake.
The most beautiful Christmas gift offered to humanity.
Congrats to everyone involved for the success!
You can tell it's real because it looks so fake?
The beginning of the video is simulation, then the rest of the video is real.
Tears in my eyes
Honestly same. New science like this is exciting
Ariane 5 played his part well. After this, JWST has to overcome his throbbing points of over 300. Good luck, JWST.
And avoid space debris and trash floating around Earth.
@Die freche Weihnachtsgans how did you come up with those ridiculous odds? Broken calculator?
@@Revo2Evo Easy feat, several thousands bit of debris in an area larger than the surface of the planet, your chances of finding one in a thousand years is close to 0.
@Die freche Weihnachtsgans ...not if there's a 99.999% chance that each of the 300 points will be executed perfectly, otherwise they never would have spent the money to get this far!
Man I can't imagine how the nerves of all the scientists and engineers will hold up until everything deploys properly and the first image comes in... it's a staggering achievement. Literally everything about this telescope blows my mind.
No nerves at all, probably... they calculated everything and designed it to be basically fault free - as you can see they succeeded!
@@KrissowskiM fault free is impossible. There are a lot of non-deterministic moving parts that has chance to fail. They calculated that there are 300 possibilities of failure during deployment. Not considering the final step of entering into L2 orbit. Let's hope for the best of course, but if something will fail it will be a catastrophe
@@Seacae still - as you know it’s a successful deployment so - fault free!
@@KrissowskiM It is still in the deployment process... We can't really say anything until february
@@Seacae if you approach it that way then it will be in a deployment phase till the end of its lifetime and yes - things do brake. But as you are clearly presented here scientist and high tech are capable to make them reliable and lasting for years. And you will see the telescope will be functional like the vast, vast majority of satellites are up till today...
Awesome. Can’t wait to see what it all discovers. Great job NASA and all involved
WHO ELSE WATCHED IT LIVE
I did. It was so cool. Couldn't sleep all night waiting for this moment and hoping I didn't miss it when I woke up.
13 billion dollars and doesn't even have a camera on board. Seems a little stupid
They can't have real cameras, it would expose their lies. They want everyone to believe it's easier and cheaper to give us renderings and CGI. Makes sense right? Believe them or else you're going to get called names.
Feel lucky that I m living in the most exciting time of humanity. Many exciting discoveries to b made and mysteries to b solved. Best of luck WEBB
What a memorable day! Getting to actualy see the solar array deploy was something I never expected and will never forget!
Me too!
I never expected people were so retarded by imagery.
@@fenrisunchained1926 go back to your bible
CGI is amazing technology
@@the_fritch Space telescope* is an amazing technology
Looks fake.
It is animated until 0:46, then they go to the cameras attatched to the rocket.
Congratulations guys, what an insane accomplishment, June next year is going to be incredible I'm so excited!
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
Bon voyage JW... perfect launch 👏
Why are the stars and planets not visible?
🚀The beginning of the future 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Got a chance to see this in our Bay Area in Northrop Grumman Space System in Redondo Beach. What an amazing piece of Equipment. Congrats to all the Aerospace Engineers who made this possible.
Que cojones aplauden?? Una animación echa por ordenador?
Gracias por estas muestras de falsedad, cada vez lo hacéis peor
There's something oddly poetic about the most advanced telescope humanity has ever invented (so far) separating from its booster over eastern Africa, where humanity first appeared about 2 million years ago.
Wow you swallowed so many blue pills. How does this look real to you?
@@jesusisking9035 y'all really need to get out of the basement
New era in space exploration 👍
Conspiracy theorist : "CGI!!"
Being able to see this great achievement in my lifetime is the greatest gift a man could have
Seriously?
@@markmiller6402 seriously like ehh or right this is cool
Are you kidding?
You don’t have a wife? Or children ?
@@911tbf God no
Fake… so fake. Outer space is the greatest lie ever told.
The only lies here are the ones your mom tells you
You must have that mixed up with all the things written in the Bible.
Mom is dead and I never knew her anyway
And you have just proven my point 😁
Cannot wait for the James Webb to unlock mystery’s of our universe. Exciting times ahead.
Hopefully JWST will fulfill all the expectations od scientists and his creators and provide us with some new answers to the the most important questions of humanity regarding Life, The Universe, and Everything... Good luck JWST and congrats to those who made it possible.
The answer is 42. :-)
HELL YES! Hubble gave us scientifically crucial and important (and BEAUTIFUL..) imagery for over THIRTY YEARS, it had its' fair share of issues, scares and close calls, but it has outlived nearly every piece of sophisticated scientific hardware that we have put into orbit by a significant sum of time.
*TLDR; HELL OF A JOB ESA AND NASA, CONGRATS ON THIS MONUMENTAL ACHIEVEMENT! YOU FREAKIN' ROCK!*
Look at the 1:16 minute ,the two light why that happened? :/
Because its FAKE 🙂
Imagine trying to explain what we’ve just achieved, to some 100 years ago🤯
I am Glad to be alive to be able to see this! Can't wait to see what kind of new Discoverys we make with this amazing machine!
The footage until 0:45 Looks like CGI.
I agree. Looks too perfect
You guys are doing a great job for humanity...keep up the good work ....from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Why u Pakistani are every where????
Oh shite here we go again
But you guys are supporting terrorists. That is not good for the humanity!!
@@indianfoodartists3579 ?
0:46 is where the actual footage starts.
Till then, it was CGI.
“The Webb advancements and the images it will be creating over the years to come, are now limited only by the imaginations of the artists in the drivers seat. Mr. Webb has created a tool here that will allow the graphic artists from the world’s finest space agencies, now and for generations to come, to compile raw data and represent space as never seen before.
It’s another exciting step forward in the evolution of technology that merges imagination with the current limits of space travel, and blurs the line even further between the limits of actual real world space photography, and the representations of raw data we currently have available.” -JPL- Kum Pulleet BS
Go James Webb Go
Good luck James Webb telescope, and may the force be with you!
I'd wonder why that name is controversial ?
It looks like a keyhole when it unfolded that solar panel. Perhaps because it is going to unlock many secrets of the universe :)
1:14 the floating debris at the bottom proves it’s fake, things can’t change direction in space without a force.
@@anthonyontv And here I was thinking space was real
@@kevorka3281 sarcasm when faced with the truth, common defense mechanism
@@anthonyontv I only do that when the person isn't worth talking to. Haha
Shows what we can do when we work together, everyone feels great even those of us who had nothing to do with it. We need more projects like this, more sense of unity and less chase for profits and individualism. Congratulations to all involved you should be very proud!
Do you really think so? Their incompetence led it to taking over double the time it should have. Along with a much higher budget than it should have. It was basically a cash grab people were using to siphon money from the government. As is many other government programs. It's a image of corruption. This is why SpaceX has advanced leaps and bounds.
@@GuitarNoize111 Correct. My tax dollars to waste. And something that should have been produced from my contribution over a decade ago. Lack of accountability has hurt everyone in the USA GutterNoise.
2 weeks for full deployment. Let's hope everything goes as planned!
I hear it will take 29 days.
Oh, well... we've waited so long, another two weeks will seem like nothing.
Take 6 month to calibrate the light sensor 😅
Decades to desgin, construct, test and deploy a telescope that can take images of the universe as it was millions of years ago...... but can't get decent footage of the telescope detatching from the rocket?
For everyone who worked Christmas day to get this amazing piece of tech out there, thank you from us.
Material scientists don't celebrate Christmas
@@unleashthefury111 They missed Christmas dinner with their families!
@@dbaider9467 these people think they will be able to see as far back as the big bang....maybe they can see God creating it too
@@unleashthefury111 They keep forgetting the chicken and the egg scenario, don't they. Quirks and Quarks still had to come from somewhere, right? Still, I look forward to the photos. It's an amazing piece of tech.