00:00 Introduction to Dr. Klaus Pontoppiddan 00:42 What STSci does? 02:20 What is James Web Telescope ? Is it replacement of Huble? 03:20 Why did launch of James Web takes 3 dacades ? 06:08 How James Web is difference from previous ones? What is special on it ? 08:47 Why James Web sets on L2? 11:42 How can something orbit nothing? 12:40 Is James Web fully Solar Power? 12:55 What instruments (Design)James Web carries? 13:51 Why did mirror made in Gold? 14:48 What is status of James Web? 16:31 What are principles Objectives of James Web? 18:35 Is Plans for James Web fully booked for Year or have any kind of space? 19:40 Who proposes what scientists should do? 21:00 What kind misteries can disolved due to this telescope? 23:46 Could this telescope help us to study stars like 'Bittlejuice'? 25:46 Could it help us to study Blackholes? 27:00 Could it help us in microlancing (blackhole)? 28:39 What is accepted date of launch of Roman? 29:00 What is Dark Matter? (Role of James Web in it) 31:16 What is Dark Energy? (Role of James Web in it) 34:40 Could it helpful to study Solar System and Objects of Solar System? 36:53 Could Web helpful to findout 'Planet Nine'? 37:40 are there any threats to Web? 39:14 Could there will be any crued mission? 40:46 What excite him most about Web? 42:55 Anything else he is exciting about? 43:30 What is next for NASA? 46:30 What is luviour? 47:25 What is Lisa?
@@AbhijitChavda This was a good episode.... Looking forward to listen more Podcast episodes on Science space and technology.... Suggestion: "Warp Drive new updates: Dr Eric Lentz"
The questions Abhijit sir is asking might be basic for him to ask as per his knowledge..but here I am saying out loud .."that's actually a great question"😂 ..
This was a good episode.... Looking forward to listen more Podcast episodes on Science, space & technology... Suggestions: 1."Warp Drive new updates": Dr Eric Lentz 2."Younger Dryas impact hypothesis": Randall Carlson
Sir please ask them about the Machine learning models they used for complex calculations. What were their evaluation metrics. Also any book recommendations from people like him to read more about space sciences. 🙏Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Through spectroscopic studies. Different atomic, ionized, molecular lines are redshifted (shifted at higher wavelengths than where they are supposed to be observed). Calculating that shift can determine the distance. www.britannica.com/science/redshift
Why not we use space radiowave telescope it will detect even more fainter radiation far away from infrared telescope??? Or we don't have materials do build it.????
Yes, but why you want a space based radio telescope. Radio waves can reach surface of the Earth. Its Infrared, X-rays, UV, etc which are not able to enter due to Earth's atmosphere and hence, the need of space telescopes.
Abhijit, I think....u should also start promoting your upcoming podcats on your usual lives as well...so that more ppl can be aware about them...and can tune in. Plus i think....u should give some space b/w regular episodes/videos....so that people yearn for them. Quality over quantity ........😁😁 Hope you see it.
00:00 Introduction to Dr. Klaus Pontoppiddan
00:42 What STSci does?
02:20 What is James Web Telescope ? Is it replacement of Huble?
03:20 Why did launch of James Web takes 3 dacades ?
06:08 How James Web is difference from previous ones? What is special on it ?
08:47 Why James Web sets on L2?
11:42 How can something orbit nothing?
12:40 Is James Web fully Solar Power?
12:55 What instruments (Design)James Web carries?
13:51 Why did mirror made in Gold?
14:48 What is status of James Web?
16:31 What are principles Objectives of James Web?
18:35 Is Plans for James Web fully booked for Year or have any kind of space?
19:40 Who proposes what scientists should do?
21:00 What kind misteries can disolved due to this telescope?
23:46 Could this telescope help us to study stars like 'Bittlejuice'?
25:46 Could it help us to study Blackholes?
27:00 Could it help us in microlancing (blackhole)?
28:39 What is accepted date of launch of Roman?
29:00 What is Dark Matter? (Role of James Web in it)
31:16 What is Dark Energy? (Role of James Web in it)
34:40 Could it helpful to study Solar System and Objects of Solar System?
36:53 Could Web helpful to findout 'Planet Nine'?
37:40 are there any threats to Web?
39:14 Could there will be any crued mission?
40:46 What excite him most about Web?
42:55 Anything else he is exciting about?
43:30 What is next for NASA?
46:30 What is luviour?
47:25 What is Lisa?
Kindly forgive me if I made any mistake 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much, Ganpat!
@@AbhijitChavda You're most welcome sir
@@AbhijitChavda This was a good episode.... Looking forward to listen more Podcast episodes on Science space and technology....
Suggestion: "Warp Drive new updates: Dr Eric Lentz"
Adhbhut.....😉😉👍👍
This is something really exciting. I wanted to learn about it more. Thanks sir for this podcast looking forward to it eagerly 😍❤️
The questions Abhijit sir is asking might be basic for him to ask as per his knowledge..but here I am saying out loud .."that's actually a great question"😂 ..
ya because woh log agar bohot deep chale jayenge toh hum logo ko kuch nahi samajh ayega 😂😂
@@perpatual9931 true 😂😂
It was great session- lot of knowledge- easy to understand for non science background people like me. Thank you
I always make sure I never miss your podcasts ,Professor😁
That is going to be an exceptional podcast. Thank you very much sir👍🙏
The quality of content on this channel has now gone to an altogether different level.. gonna be an underrated channel bt pure gem ❤️🧿
Very informative session. My son is biggest space geek and this sort of basics session is pure gold for him.
Wow fascinating sir............ Pls bring more astrophysicist on podcast sir we love it.
This was a good episode.... Looking forward to listen more Podcast episodes on Science, space & technology... Suggestions:
1."Warp Drive new updates": Dr Eric Lentz
2."Younger Dryas impact hypothesis": Randall Carlson
Along with podcasts your intro are getting awesome as ever guruji 🌟🙏
I am not much into astronomy but this particular session got me hooked. Thanks for this wonderful session Abhijit.
Make millions of podcasts sir...on millions of topics ❤️❤️
Keep growing...more power to you
Next invite
1.parag Khanna , he wrote a book on future is Asia
2. Someone from isro
Dr. K Sivan.
Sir please ask them about the Machine learning models they used for complex calculations. What were their evaluation metrics. Also any book recommendations from people like him to read more about space sciences. 🙏Jai Hind 🇮🇳
Very fascinating podcast..the branching out of the subject like history and science..is very exciting.keep it up sir 🙏🙏
Likes are more than live views
I'm just saying.
Lots of love to you sir.
Amazing and interesting podcast 👍
One of the best podcast on JWT 🙏
Well done Abhijit sir. 🙌
So good session Abhijit chavda sir 👌👌👌
your doing great work . 🙏🙏🙏thanks alot sir 🙏🙏🙏
Grace roman telescope sounds exciting.
Wonderful wonderful sessions 💕💕💕
This is going to be most interesting one !! Thanks to Abhijt ji for such effort!!
great podcast
Beautiful session!
If I am allowed to ask:how will they distinguish between the redshift signal coming from 12 billion years and 13 billion years ago!?
Thanks.
Through spectroscopic studies. Different atomic, ionized, molecular lines are redshifted (shifted at higher wavelengths than where they are supposed to be observed). Calculating that shift can determine the distance.
www.britannica.com/science/redshift
Namaste 🌸. Thank you for your obvious daily loving devotional seva in which you are loving and serving all humanity as your Self. How can I help?
James Webb space telescope sends it's 1st image of star HD 84406 (located in the Ursa Major constellation) on 11/2/2022.
An incredible podcast .🤩👏 thank you sir🙏
Good video
Amazing just amazing👍
Why not we use space radiowave telescope it will detect even more fainter radiation far away from infrared telescope??? Or we don't have materials do build it.????
Yes, but why you want a space based radio telescope.
Radio waves can reach surface of the Earth. Its Infrared, X-rays, UV, etc which are not able to enter due to Earth's atmosphere and hence, the need of space telescopes.
this was really good...
Very good podcast Sir 🙏
Sir please bring more and more podcasts on astronomy astrophysics...please sir🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Please tell about Buddhist temple discovered in swat Pakistan and Greek architecture in stupa
Fire 🔥
Verry gud
Great
Nice 👍🙂
Please invite J Sai Deepak to the podcast
Upload small videos.
🙏🙏🙏🙏🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍👍👍
His accent is some how similar to Elon Musk
Nasa waale bohot khatarnak hain
Nasa is dangerous but not more than james webb telescope 🤣
Hello Mr. Alien. What's up there in ur universe? 😄
KENDI HUNDI SI....
Abhijit, I think....u should also start promoting your upcoming podcats on your usual lives as well...so that more ppl can be aware about them...and can tune in. Plus i think....u should give some space b/w regular episodes/videos....so that people yearn for them. Quality over quantity ........😁😁 Hope you see it.
Someone preserve these videos.. ppl will watch in again after a decade.. pure gem 🧿🧿
What an Amazing Podcast !!
This podcast is important to them who want know more about James Web.
Thank Abhijit Sir for doing this 🙏🙏🙏
Loving the diversity of topics being discussed on the podcast.
I have learnt more in these past 6 months from sir Abhijit chavda than my entire school life
Yo sir, you be killing the game with this intro's 💖
Such a great discussion. Such exciting news and information. Hope all that we discover happens real soon. 🙏
Thank you ❤️
Great questions, crisp answers and well explained, overall excellent 👍👍
Feels like the Indian counterpart of the lex fridman podcast. This is really exciting.
Superb session, excellent questionaise @AbhijitChavda
Sir plese also make hindi podcast 🥺
Thanks for this podcast
Highly excited for the podcast ☺️☺️
Thanks sir for this session.
Superb interview. Learnt many things.
please hire a editor sir, some importants points can be written over the screen to help us learn better
Now scientist fill find universe is trillions years old
It can not be theoretically, but can not be ruled out. Let's see
You mean billion
Good session