Building the Cosmic Eye: The Journey of the James Webb Telescope!
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- This is the epic story of the James Webb Space Telescope, told first-hand by the scientists who developed it. Building the largest, most advanced, and most expensive telescope ever made does not come without its challenges.
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Simply put, this could be the most important event we've ever experienced.
We have no idea. Let's see if we get to try.
@@temporallabsol9531 what would you consider our odds?
@@tmfeldman3990 pretty good. If we'd have launched originally. No way - that's why they took their time.
@@temporallabsol9531 it's exciting regardless, I feel like a little kid waiting for Christmas.
All the best Hubble discoveries were things we had no idea about ahead of time. I’m excited for Webb to answer questions we can’t even consider yet.
Just seven days away from launch. I have knots in my stomach already and I had nothing to do with the JWST. I can't imagine how nervous some of the engineers and managers of this project must be on the eve of the launch!
And its launched today!
By far the best James Webb video I've seen, and there are MANY of them!
I hope they find out if we are alone or not in my lifetime! It would be so exciting and scary at the same time! Thank you to all the people who worked so many years on this project. You all are so intelligent and I envy you. I look forward to seeing your hard work pay off!!! I have my fingers crossed for the mission and praying everything goes exactly as you planned!! Can't wait to see what you all come up with next!! 👏👏👏
We may confirm that we are not alone, but we will never confirm that we are. Simply because we will never be able to look at every nook & cranny of the universe to confirm this.
@@audience7264 true. Gotta get funded!
I say this all the time but it's crazy that some apes from a chunk of dirt, orbiting an ordinary star among trillions of others, are able to see the first light of the universe.
Yeah! Go Team Apes!!
Ironically seeing the light and mistaken it for pidgeon poop interference. Guess thats better than tossing it like our ancestors??
Go sapiens 🔥
Just watched the launch, can’t wait to see what it sees
It's a win guys 🎉🎉
This is a great time to be alive in human history. I can’t wait to find out everything! God bless everyone who worked on James Webb.
Nothing to say just amazing ☺️
R u American
@@rockraju9005 yes dawg
James Webb Space Telescope: The first man made instrument that's as beautiful as the observations that it's expected to make.
Been hearing about this telescope since it was announced back when I was a teenager. I've never been so nervous for a launch yet :O Godspeed JWST and all involved!
I’m so excited to see the images that this awesome scientific tool will send back from its place at Earths L2 point
Amazing, a state of the art time machine. What a Christmas present to the world 🌎 launch date 24 December. Fingers crossed 🤞 for a perfect launch 🙏
The mission is, "Where do we come from, and are we alone?"
FN Love it!
So hyped, fingers crossed everything goes well🤞
I truly hope all goes right once it actually launches. We'll have to wait and see
In so excited. I am so so excited.
Let me tell all of the comments from the past, my god was it worth it
The pics are not just very informative but also beautiful
Don't be surprised if JWST images seamonsters and of course the gigantic turtles supporting everything.
Nail-bittingly awesome. Can’t wait!
Insane human brilliance
I will be watching; hoping. Fingers crossed all goes well.
I remember when Hubble was launched and the expectations then. There was a terrible time as it turned out its mirror was ground wrong and it might never work, but that was repaired 3 years later and its pictures have stunned and entranced me ever since. As the launch of the JWST approached I was holding my breath; there were just so many things that could wrong. Now that the JWST has successfully launched, spread it's sails and warmed up it's cameras I can finally breathe again. But my breath is now being sucked out of me in amazement and awe as it's pictures come in and the interpretations are made.
I am waiting since 12 years. I like this.
178 out of 178... Wow!
Good luck 🤞
Godspeed and good luck. My fingers are crossed and will remain so until that sucker is at L2, unfolded and receiving light.
This can change science forever and will change the way we make space telescope in the future.
The more problems we solve the greater we get overall, there are no problems we can't solve when we work together Godspeed.
Launched 😀❤️
I was never excited for previous launches of satellites but this one is game changer. excitement is rushing like tsunami through me.
I freaking cant wait!!! Hope this beauty works!!!!
It will go where no telescope has gone before. It will work in infrared spectrum. To allow us to see not allowed before. This revolutionary concept. Allow too look in distant galaxies.
LET MY MAN SMOKE HIS CIGAR!
Wonderful !
Incredible science and engineering!
This is amazing , good luck 👍🏻
Incredible.... 😱
cant wait more for that another amazing moment of human history after Hubble when i was not born. really very lucky to be alive one of the very amazing and hopeful era of human history.
I am so excited about it!!!
amazing i’m speechless
I’ve been waiting years the moment Is finally here I can’t begin to explain the passion I have for the secrets of our universe even though sometimes I can’t understand half of it I would like to state that this is a great time to be alive some positivity at last after 2 years of covid crap
This is an incredible video
Just Incredible...😍🤩
"It's shrinkage, I was in the pool" --George Costanza from The Seinfeld show.
James Webb is such an amazing engineering feat. It will work just fine.
But, why can't humans get to L2?
I think rather than getting to the moon next we should send people to L2 and back.
L2 :)
At L1, the telescope sees on both sides big heat sources: the sun, and the earth plus the moon.
@@FrosteMelon Thanks. Correction applied.
@@joed1950
L1? L2?
Man, I'm glad you're not responsible for the orbital mechanics of this launch! 🤣🤣
(jk... I make these kinds of mistakes constantly!)
It also has a side mission to look into other planets in the solar system beyond Mars
2:00 "James Webb will go where no telescope has gone before."
Gaia: Am I a joke to you?
Better hope no one has nicked the parking spot at L2! And good luck avoiding all the space junk on the way out. Praying for a smooth ride. Go JWST!
This is incredible stuff, I really want to see what this telescope can do, as an enthusiast and writer of these things myself i look forward to the day when these pictures arrive. I also think looking into host stars is the key to unlock life dwelling planets, our sun I think is unique from other stars in our own galaxy, finding a similar or same star as ours could have a planet that is similar or even better than earth. We’re looking for life, then let’s look at the source, which are stars.
I hope the answers revealed from the findings of James Webb will dispell all the awful religions that humans have been warring over for countless centuries!
We need to start constructing space telescopes in space off the ISS.
We live in really Great times!
Human Ingenuity at its utmost best!!!!!
this is so exciting
To boldly go where no man has gone before...
I think I speak for us all, WE CAN"T WAIT!!!
@8:03 to 8:20 I realized another major point of failure. This is excruciating. I want this to work sooooo bad, but the complexity is way off the charts
after all this testing and delay, it will be a nightmare if something suddenly snaps and the whole thing comes crushing down... i really hope and pray that this was not rushed and we really get it right... all the best🙏🙏🙏🙏
1996 - 2021 ... I'd say that's not rushing things
Sounds like a titanic in space! When something is too complex and a few things if they go wrong can spoil everything...then the odds are stacked against you.
Wish you luck guys. Hope you succeed by pure chance and have your plan B, plan C etc in place.
Plz bring back Curiosity channel in TATA sky, missing the channel.
More than astronomy, much more, is the lesson from building (and financing) JWST is that reason is an absolute- that feelings are less than unimportant in building a great achievement - that true emotions, especially pride, are important only AFTER achievement.
Seems like a light sail. What keeps it from getting pushed out of the Lagrange point?
The force acting on the sunshield is not enough to push JWST out of its orbit.
Good luck James Webb fly safe, it could we would be the first civilization who will see the first light
good luck
I hope for the best
I only give this 50% of success.
Is it true that the density of berillium is 1/3 of aluminum as stated in the video? I think there should be 2/3. What parameter of strength is 8 times bigger in beryllium than in steel? Young's modulus?
Congratulations to NASA and ESA for the successful launch today. Go Webb!
I dont want to know about Cosmic formation, I just want to verify the sign of aliens
Thank you smart humans
Better be workin
I expect it to Discover Life.
I hope JWST finds evidence of a Type III civilization's Dyson Swarm.
DECOLAJ / LIFT OFF , From a Tropical Amazon rainforest to the age of time itself, James Webb begins a voyage back to the birth of the Universe. -Rob Navias
I truly hope JWST works perfect, but I realize it's so complicated and could and probably will fail.
The fact that at Earth's L2 point, if anything goes wrong it can't be fixed means the potential for a failed mission is very high. Obviously, I hope that doesn't happen, but I'm so nervous.
14:50 all too well.
As an Engineer, I feel insignificant because I cant contribute something great like this.
NASA Engineers are truly best engineers
Shame they never built it for a larger fairing, would have saved a lot of time instead of having to make it fold up so much.
The 5.4 x18m fairing on Ariane 5 is the largest available. They would have had to wait several years for a larger launcher to become available (Starship, SLS, New Glenn).
So they did test the unfold sequence in 0g, and they testes that the instruments work in cryogenic temperatures, but did they test that the unfold sequence and the instruments work in both 0g and cryogenic temperatures? 😬
Go WEBB Go
don't close the window
the sky may come in
what can you see
the rain of a wet cloud
don't close the window
bird can come in
what can you carry
the burden of a broken branch
Open the window
let your breath out
didn't you grow it in your liver
For its scent to wash life
Open the window
Let your voice shake the world
Surely it is heard from far away
The heart knows itself
Arkadas Zekai Ozger
If everyone Believes it will happen. It will.. amen 🙏
Are the ETs watching us going to be happy being spied on or rediscovered?
JWST is a passive system: it just processes incoming light. There's no way to detect from a distance that this is happening.
Share with every one ‼️‼️‼️😳😱👀👀👀👀
Shrinkage is definitely a thing
Stimpy :)
We can spying Aliens ? hello!👁👀
Hope it works, it'll be amazing. Else it'll be the most expensive piece of junk in space. There's no compromise. Well, there's a bit of wiggle room where it' 'kinda works', but the margin of error is very, very slim.
Genesis: "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth."
James Webb: 'Hold my beer...gotta launch something on his son's birthday 😉"
This is a nightmare, they will probably not be able to sleep tight for days after launch and the days before.
How did they made such a thing??? That's a conundrum...
Maybe the biggest technological single challenge I'll ever see, and such a huge, brave, international effort spanning over two decades...
And in a -overall good - documentary about it... you still use *f**ing pounds & fahrenheit* ?!??😱🤦
when will it launch
Dec 22nd
Dec 24th.
The Dec 22 date is now pushed back to fix a communication issue between the telescope and the launch system.
@@beta_cygni1950 as long as it doesn't blow up, I'm good with any necessary delays. That's $10 billion sitting there and decades of work sitting there!
@@ErnestoGluecksmann I totally agree!
Hope this works cause I would feel really bad for all the folks who spent 25 years and $10 billion building a dud.
Orogami.
🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞please please work WEBB😫🥺😭🙏🙏🙏💛
That Jodie Foster narrating?
Because this is the most complicated telescope to date. Shoot nasa can't even get solar panels to deploy correctly (i.e. lucy) And we have no system in place to repair this telescope like we did with hubble. So yeah
How do you know if there the first stars 🤔 if space never ends 🤔. How can you study a bang if it happend 1millions of years ago it can't be frozen in time if our time don't stop here?
How do those mirrors get cleaned with billions of space dubrie 🤔
Space is very empty: JWST will encounter micrograms of dust per year, on average. Asteroids are a potential problem: we haven't found all of them yet. But the chance of being hit by an asteroid is very low. Since the beginning of spaceflight, we haven't lost a spacecraft to an asteroid impact yet.
I hope they have insurance on it.
The univers must be invisible for us cause make people think about the only question : I'm starting walking step by step the way to death if I born? so why im here??
wonder if it sees moon landing back in time :)))) LOL
To see the moon landing, JWST would have to be 53 lightyears away, because that's where the light that left the Moon in 1969 is now.
@@h.dejong2531 excellent
6:00 The lady says Beryllium has 1/3 the density of aluminum, wrong! Should I worry about the JWST project?