The James Webb Space Telescope isn’t just for finding Pinterest worthy pictures, we’re finding some amazing details in the sometimes blurry background photos.
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PAHs? You mean those things from the Bajoran religion in DS9?
Cool.
I'm always fascinated by the conditions on other planets, and how we know about them because of the spectra from the starlight shone through the atmosphere, and how that only happens because of the quantum nature of light and electrons leading to discrete energy levels.
Wow🌌🌃🔭
@6:46 *observable univers
I hate it when people pretend to be nerds.. especially ree like you
why is Bocaprin called Bocaprin?
I'm just waiting for news they've found the whiskey and coke planet.
Scishow, I often wonder if your editors are snipping out the tiny pauses between sentences to make your videos shorter. I love your channel but some times it's like listening to a 10 minute run-on sentence. I wouldn't mind a slightly longer video with proper pauses… overall though I am a total fan and love all your content. LLAP
This was an excellent presentation, thanks, I have subscribed
I am a very big fan of Sci Show Space and enjoy most of the episodes and all the presenters. However, one thing bothers me. Why do you continue to say that the JWST is "taking beautiful pictures"? JWST is an infrared telescope. It is not a camera.
Their love may not burn long, but it shall burn bright
6:38 that's where star wars is from
5:42 pretty stellar stuff: my nickname in highschool 😜
You don't have to dumb it down quite that much…
Who's this pitched to? – 12 year olds?
Heres a thought to ponder, if we find exo-planets that are essentially a early version of Earth at over say 1 billion light years – 3 billion light years away, we'll never get there but would it not be a good assumption that they may have life now at this present time we just can't see it yet.
PAH-wesome…
Scientists…
I never know whether to say JWST or James Webb Space Telescope, since both pronunciations have the same amount of syllables.
Oooh! I've been looking forward to this video ever since the telescope successfully launched!
Stop with the dreadful puns!
Come on, let’s be honest, JW hasn’t done shyt yet!!!
These deep field views of the universe first with Hubble and now with JWST are just awe inspiring to see so many galaxies in what appears to be at first glance to be just vacant space.
that outfit reminds me of someone from an animated movie
Just think of the detailed images we could have with a million kilometer array…
Is there a place to get the thumbnail for this video? It's a wonderful art piece
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Where are the real images? Animations are easy
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PAH'some indeed! We can find others on planets possibly!
Thank you
I'd be happy with spectra. Pics are cool yeah but a lot of the data is just graphs. I want those, please
Thumbnail picture as a desktop wallpaper is highly desirable! maybe with a slightly subdued graphic over the background, if I could make a suggestion 😀
5:29 Two stars mating and creating new baby stars!
What if we build a moon base then make a maga massive telescopes on the moon to study the stars mybe even see a plant directly and literally see some oceans.
But I would love your thoughts on this idea.
I know how you detect PAHs, you just grab someone by their left earlobe
Is it me or does SciShow always just choose good hosts
How old are the oldest second generation stars? Does anyone know? I assume that they need to be at least second generation to have planets with the higher elements, and so make life possible.
*natrium, kalium…
Learn correct (latin) element names.
I'm in absolute Awe of JWST's capacity on expanding our understanding and knowledge of our Universe. Super gnarly tidbits of information.