It's strange times we live in. We can see billions of light years into the past yet there are so many right here on Earth who can't (or won't) see past 2 feet in front of or more than 2 minutes behind themselves.
I believe this is the first time I've seen Fareed look genuinely happy. His boyish sheer fascination of this monumental achievement and the results it produces. I think we all can relate to that!
As someone who has worked in and still has a very strong interest in the various fields of engineering, I am absolutely in awe of the brilliant engineers who have brought the JWST to this great stage of success.
Millions of people take photos and videos of UFO’s. The James Webb can take photos of Planets 5 million light years away, but not one photo of a UFO………………. If you believe these photos are real then that’s exactly what they want you to believe, so they don’t have to tell you the truth.
Photons don’t experience any evolution of time, so the moment of their creation 4.6 billion years ago to hitting the lens of the telescope today is a blink of an eye for it.
cause that is not how it works. they really fucked up the mathematics on it when explaining to the public. It is an expanded picture of what was. it's not same picture - it has to be adjusted to get an idea of where things were still because space itself is expanding at an alarming rate... not being able to wrap your 'head' around what they are presenting means you have a good minds eye view of things. What they describe is not what happens. It is a travesty how popular this false model is as well
Whole world and humanity are highly grateful for JWST's work of NASA, ESA and Canada as the reflection of the highest values and honor of all the scientists and engineers. What incredible heroes they are for the human race who worked tirelessly to achieve these incredible goals. World citizens salute you from the bottom of their hearts. You make the human race proud. Thank you.
Most of the world doesn’t care. Wasting billions and billions on a few pictures probably isn’t the highest priority for the planet. And they are not heroes
This is incredible. It has come a long way since my high school astronomy teacher showed us 3D images of pictures of Mars. The Mars Rover had just landed when I was taking the class, and it was amazing at the time.
We simply lack the brain capacity to comprehend the profound vastness of the universe. It's incredible what we are able to observe with our own eyes and with the help of these badass telescope's. But we are just too simple of creatures to ever fully understand what we are looking at. Things such as how can a gravitational force be created that is so powerful that stars from tens of thousands of light years away actually revolve around it? So many things about the universe are so ridiculously mind boggling.
JWST is a marvel of engineering. My hope is for the generation who missed the first moon missionse will be as excited when Artemis nears moon orbit and takes first pictures.
I was born in a poor pre-electric, pre-industrial village in southern China. Before I had my 7th birthday, I was affected by the Japanese occupation that left us with little to eat, cruelty beyond comprehension from the Japanese, constant threat of drought and famine and then bore witness to the largest revolution that the world has ever experienced when Mao seized power. In my 80th year and as a Canadian, I marvel in awe of this latest accomplishment of mankind. As a Canadian I am so very proud that my country played such a significant role in the Webb Telescope project . Bravo to all!
I'm still amazed they know how old these stars and galaxies are and I admit to not understanding much about early stars, light miles, simply not scientific but I find this glorious.
You aren't seeing old stars galaxies at all. You are seeing old images of stars and galaxies that are actually 12 billion years older than what you are now seeing. You are seeing the ancient past; you are not seeing the present. Many of the stars you can see in that photo have already been dead for billions of years; but you won't know for ten billion more years, because that's how long it will take for the light to reach you.
This is the amazing discovery on space that has never happend before. It shows what humanity can do for a very good and splendid job. Thanks for making this video
Awesome. That tennis court-sized sunshield is like holding our hand up to block the Sun so we can see into the distance. This contraption right here, ladies and gentlemen, the discoveries that it is about to behold, is more than enough to reason to stop all wars and bloodshed and bring together common humanity and treasure human life more preciously for the benefit of our children.
Oh yes, 50 years hence the information will be astounding, but alas you and I will not live to know it. That's just how it is. So glad I was here to see first moon landing and the JW telescope deployment and it's first pics. Always stay curious.
@@badactor3440 yes and I wonder if God created world so vastly far apart to not interfere with the evolutions of worlds, life is amazing & afterlife should even be more ✌🏽❤
the fact that some earthlings can create this machine and launch it into space, while other genetically almost identical earthlings don't even aknowledge that space exists, is sobering.
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That's because our Science has evolved and our Politics has DEVOLVED. Unless you think that The Political Consultant Class, and Cable News Networks are better at making you become more Divisive.
You are talking about pharmaceutical scientists who work in the medical field to develop cures but instead of a bunch of scientists working together they fight over patents and money like Pfizer and Moderna right now 😂
When I see accomplishments like these I am absolutely awed, literally star-struck (pun intended). The complexity and planning of such a goal is beyond belief. When we work together amazing things can happen. I wish that our political parties could be so focused on the common good. Can you imagine what could be done?
It's hard for me to fully grasp that I am looking at a photo of something that happened 4.6 billion years ago. Although, I also can't get my head around the idea of seeing a photo taken *today* that is actually a snapshot of something that took place a week ago.
It's a beautiful thing that this man's life work work and the life work of so many others has brought them together like a family. Almost like raising a child and watching it grow up lol
Just imagine if everyone loved each other like their family, and leaders cooperated to share the global resources with each other. Think, a single organism, like an ant colony. The angels would come.
What a refreshing change to see a respectful interviewer, not trying to “hype up” either the results or the interviewee. My faith has been restored in journalism.
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An astounding achievement that puts to shame the daily conflicts on planet earth. A testimony on how great humans can be and so mediocre at the same time.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist Apparently... we do not know for sure. Maybe aliens are not interested in interacting with flag-waving earthlings. Apparently too, life is precious, that's why we trust Reason, science, and vaccines.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist That we know of,certainly. Although we haven't really looked. It's only been in the last 20 years that we have been able to detect any planets at all.
Thanks to Mike and his team for making this happen!! I've been waiting (inpatiently... lol) for a couple decades to see these astounding images!! It is just so very exciting that the launch and deployment of the JWST has been a huge success!! "How did it all begin?" and "Are we alone?" are questions we've pondered for centuries and we may finally have answers!! I'll be watching with "joy and amazement" along with the scientists and look forward to further discoveries!! 💙
"We ended up squabbling but I always knew I was squabbling with someone who was as dedicated to the success of this mission as I was"... Mike Menzel, lead systems engineer for NASA. So can be said of our democracy right now. I squabble but I know there are some as dedicated to the success of democracy as I am.
Aa Really brought home how bad the situation is when the guy at the end expressed gratitude for simply having enough space to stand up inside his shared apartment.
I feel like a king 🤴 now in 600 sqf apartment, I could never live in Hong Kong under those conditions 😐. Poor people, the government should change their policies.
When mentioning the price tag of these things, you should always point out that, like with education, we get back more than double on our investment return through advanced technology.
We are all just one, hurtling through space at astronomical speeds, discovering how precious we are. Let this be the message to the squabbling masses... we are all just one.
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@@andreamadden9153 hi Andrea just updated comment on the phenomenon of light photons traveled for over 4 Billion years..Earth formed roughly 4 Billion years ago..I know how crazy this is
Thank you so very much for doing this segment, Fareed. It made me cry from the beauty that is so easy to forget about these days with all the terrible news. I wish more people would do these kind of segments. Simply glorious. Love you.
I wish more people understood the sheer amazement of what these images are. You’re literally looking through time into the ANCIENT past, you’re looking at things that aren’t even THERE anymore, some of which may not even exist anymore. It’s just amazing to me.
According to some of your top politicians (Pence) the Earth is 6,000 years old. He won’t want to be watching this science talking about light from images leaving there to arrive here on Earth billions of years of travel
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist If you really were a geology student and not just a creationist lying about having been one with his 10-day old troll account, you'd know that C-14 dating is only used to determine the age of organic remains and even then is not considered accurate to more than the 50 000 year range. Which means that in no way is that dating method used to determine the age of the Earth. _"I honestly wouldn't be surprised if 90% of our scientific theories were wrong"_ I would be, but only because I have an actual science education.
The awe of the universe can make you believe in a higher power while dismissing morons who believe a narrative that makes absolutely no scientific sense.
Yeah my parents are pretty smart in most aspects, but they believe in the 6,000 year old universe too. It's pretty mind boggling, to take the Bible so literally. I heard an argument that the _days_ God 'rested' could have been deep time, and it's labeled as "the first day, the second day, the third day" just so we could fathom the order. Of course my parents (as I assume Pence) scoffed at this theory, the world is 6,000 years old and everyone is a moron in their eyes. I mean, I would just look at a mountain, or geological layers near a short line, and it's completely obvious to me this took a very long time. I guess the smartest, and even most caring people, can be the most ignorant too.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist "and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if 90% of our scientific theories were wrong..." says the guy watching videos broadcast to his smartphone, while nobody he knows is dying of smallpox...
Only if they would show us where we lived, as it flew off.....Now that would've been, Hands Down, The greatest feat ever!😂😂😂😂 But then again....this is only make believe. Nothing gets past the Dome
One thing I think people might want to know is - as an international mission, how and who divides up the time to be looking what they want to look at? An inside story of the normal workdays, and how people utilize the data. From what I'm gathering, they put data on a website, the scientists can grab the data and examine it, but how do they figure out what they want to look at. He mentioned it took 12 hours to get that one image, so that's 2 images a day, is that right?
As with Hubble the investigators submit a proposal which get review and if approved gets in line to wait... One of my Profs was waiting to hear back for approval...
I believe they do it off of submitted proposals that I’m assuming have a time-limit either included in the proposal itself or has one assigned to it based on review. From the impression I’ve gotten, they seem to have established a decently fair system. I think they said they were booked up to 2024 with all the different proposals reserved. I wouldn’t want to be in charge of THAT calendar 😅
@@JackassJoePotato At no point was the space force involved in any of this. It added nothing to development, it didn't launch it, it isn't communicating with it or processing the data. This project has existed for far longer than Space Force. If you want to thank a military branch, thank the US Navy for protecting it from pirates while it was shipped to Korou.
As I watched this interview with Fareed I was emotionally moved by the intellect and dedication of the scientists and engineers at NASA and also those elsewhere in the world. I was left wondering why we can't address climate change in a similar fashion. Bring together and finance the best minds on earth. Redirect at least half of the bloated defense budgets of the world to the existentIal threat that we all face.
We have brought the best minds together. I'm a little baffled b your question. Why do you think we haven't? We are actively pushing back on these scientists. This is what happens when you involve politicians, corrupt and pandering and an ignorant, selfish populace that does not want to give up their 3000 sq ft house and F150 for commuting.
What he left out was that primary first image was just the hours long process of getting all 18 mirrors aligned to a single image and that the bright star in the center was the focus target. So in reality those galaxies were a happy accident. That leaves all the intentioned missions just mind blowing. I have some very expensive telescopes and camera , both dslr and ccd. I believe i am going to sell my cameras and maybe my scopes also since one weighs 70 pounds naked and the other about 113 pounds. A bit heavy for my 65 year old back to mount. Just can't compare what the JWST is going to give us.
I believe the JWST was targeting a galaxy CLUSTER 4 billion light years away, not so much for the cluster itself but for the gravitationally lensed images billions of light years behind the cluster (those odd concentric streaks)
@@paulehot could be. I based my comment on tbe Nova episode on PBS on further resolution of the final mirror alignment image. Either way i am astounded and it is just the beginning
Just being able to SEE more of the matter in space, is amazing and inspiring. What mankind can accomplish once it sets sights is unlimited. I just wish we could fix more of our problems here on earth 1st.
Getting a detailed image. -- not currently possible-- of an extra-solar planet, will be much more profound than any human description (or gut feelings) of the many types of gods humans have invented.
The Teams involved have done such an incredible job - so happy for them. Happy also that this classy interviewer was able to recognise/highlight the need for such positivity coming from science at this time.
Evidence of life on another planet poses another problem. The distance would determine if the life is still in existence. We are looking into the past after all.
Actually Timothy, the best we can hope for is if the JWST finds a planet that has an atmosphere that 'could' support life. It is very unlikely that we will see life on another planet because it is still too far away and we cannot see a planet well enough with JWST. And such a planet would have to be within a few thousand light years of earth at most.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096 Define 'life'? The question is moot. If we consider all the filters and improbabilities that Earth life had to pass, it is more likely than not that any other 'life', would be similarly unique, in its evolution. Thus, any lifeform would be so unique as to be imperceptible to any other. We could be swimming in a sea of lifeforms so completely alien, that none of us know the other is alive.
Of all the wonderful things I've seen from the telescope so far, this interview said absolutely nothing. The most wonderful things were extremely early galaxies and structures, in what appears to be mature form. This is very astounding, and was also achieved by Hubble, but less decisively.
Nothing here was news to those of us who have been keeping up even a little. I kept skipping forward, and when it got to the sun shield part, I realized this wasn't about some new data release with amazing new images, and stopped it. I'm not disliking or even complaining, but if you already know the subject a bit, you can afford to skip this one.
This is the third time in a row that NASA has perfectly executed an impossibly complicated and risky mission. I am in absolute awe of everyone at NASA and ESA who worked tirelessly to achieve this.
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I heard a synopsis recently of the firehose of data coming in from JWST already, especially on exoplanets. We don't see that sort of thing on the news because it is hard to summarize, but papers should be coming out in the next year or so
This telescope is showing us photos of what it was like billions of years ago as the galaxies are billion of light years away. These galaxies may no longer exist. We can never see the present only the past when distances are so immense
I once tried to explain why the star there might have gone long ago. I ended up explaining 'light-year' as a unit for distance and not time. I have to say whoever chose the name for that concept has ruined it for the rest of us.
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@@3_2_1 Travelling takes time and the longer the distance, the longer the time taken to travel. Time does not stand still. The distance from an object or a place is constant unless it is moved.
@@3_2_1 I find it's easier to explain light years if you relate it to other examples of using time as a measure of distance, like "an hour's drive", "a day's walk", "a day's ride (on horseback)", "an eleven hour flight" - so news of an event delivered by any of those modes of transport is old/out of date by the time it reaches us, and light is no different.
It's great watching CNN cover a nonpartisan topic. This was an incredible achievement from NASA and our international allies but as an American patriot and taxpayer, this is the US' gift to the world.
@Buck Rothschild Just like the moon landing and the ISS, it's still America's gift to the world (As opposed to Russia's and the CCP's). The international help is appreciated, but it wouldn't have happened without the US treasury and NASA.
I love this story. Thank you. Anything.... like science and space information for the rainy weather conditions here in Colorado, is wonderful. Thank you CNN ... Sunday crews. 🎀😊🧡🇺🇸🎆⭐️🎀🐛
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While SpaceX gets millions in tax breaks and fed contracts, now if SpaceX can choose what information gets released if anything at all. SpaceX is just a way to keep Space discoveries secret
Bravo. With all the money and delays, I was really worried about this mission - if it hadn't gone well, folks would have used it as an example for decades as a reason to avoid spending on science. Instead, we have a glorious triumph for science and an amazing feat of engineering that seems to be living up to all of its promise, and beyond. A heartfelt thankyou and congratulations to everyone responsible. Ad astra!
It's certainly an amazing achievement.I am glad to hear it was an international effort of people from different countries working together toward a singular goal that the world can enjoy and appreciate the findings the telescope will show us. Their probably are alien life forms out in the universe and they may check up on us from time to time,but we're a bunch of savages compared to these higher life forms. I truly believe they are able to measure and gauge our intelligence through devices or telepathy or something. I love Astronomy ,and Astro physics and the study of cosmic phenomena,but I don't think. we will ever travel beyond our solar system.
Unfortunately i am with you on this. We as a species have not gotten very far as we only destroy everything here on earth due to greed. There would have to be a big breakthru on new energy sources [renewable] and a MASSIVE breakthrough in quantum mechanics and understanding gravity at that level.
It will happen. I dont know if you've thought about it from this angle but the universe seems designed for our success. It didn't have to be that way...for fire to work, for electricity to work, nuclear fission, flight etc. Several pieces of shear 'luck' have to be occurring for any of those things to work (and be so useful on top of it) for example the atmosphere has just enough oxygen for a CONTAINED yet SUSTAINED fire, because some random organism, cyanobacter, evolved to produce oxygen as a biproduct. Fire turns out to be useful in making protein more digestible for us, making it easier to focus on other things than constant foraging. There's this self assembly thing going on, like atoms and subatomic particles and beyond are just super complex Lego bricks. That assembly will keep going even if It may take thousands of years to escape the Solar system
@@dmonk926 From my point of view, you're thinking of it in a sort of opposite way from me. The universe wasn't _designed_ to be perfect for us. We're a product of the universe and Earth, hence, we sort of fit into it (Earth more so than space obviously). Like a product fitting the mold it was made from. That being said, the universe is far from perfect for us. That's a very romanticized way of looking at the universe in my opinion. It's constantly "trying to" kill us. Be it from the harsh weather we get on our own planet, to radiation constantly bombarding Earth and space. Extreme temperatures. Vacuum. Vast distances. So no, I definitely don't believe it was designed for our success in any sense. It's a constant battle. You're listing all these physical properties that we've takes advantage of for som sort of gain through observation and experimentation over the timeline of humanity's existence. But keep in mind that you can only mention things that _do_ exist. What about all the other physical properties that potentially _could_ exist, but doesn't, which would help us even more. Make things even easier. If you are puddle of water just laying there, filling the hole in the road, you might think to yourself "this hole was made perfectly for me!", failing to realize the fact that it's perfect for you _because_ you (the puddle) exist only because it in the first place.
@@ProxCyde all living things on Earth are really just one living thing. We only die as our individual selves so that one thing can continue to persist and evolve (I'm a biochemist so don't think I'm talking out of my @ss). There's a thin line between order and chaos, and for order to exist there have to be limitations and rules. Those challenges you describe are what allows orderly progression. The vacuum of space is responsible for the formation of stars. Radiation from those stars is what gives us energy ( and mutates our genes, sometimes beneficially). Radiation also generates harsh weather, which in turn has all kinds of benefits, including showing us that electricity and fire even existed. You describe a state of everything all at once, which is just another term for pure chaos. I have an inkling that you are really after the creationism aspect, a 'designer', that SEEMS to apply to what I'm saying. I dont know if there is a designer, but im certain that there is a design. And that design is working out like nobody's business( so to speak, lol). The universe is tilted in our favor. Despite this tilt I know we could be wiped out tomorrow by an errant asteroid, but in general I have basically no doubt that we, or...our AI replacements, will figure out a way to travel the cosmos in a useful way
Science is beautiful not only because it results in progress, but also because it eventually strifes for and arrives at the truth and nothing but the truth - a commodity that has become increasingly rare in so many other aspects of our life... 😌
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Most astronomers believe we're not alone and more than likely there's some type of life right here in our own galaxy the Milky Way. I really hope I'm still alive when and if they find life out there. This gentleman gives me hope it may actually happen...
if there is any life out there, I hope that they were able to figure out world peace. I hope that they were able to put their differences aside and transcend their limits together as one
Yeah, that was Carl Sagan's hope in Contact, but I read a science fiction book by 2 scientists named Pellegrino and Zembrowsky which kind of mocked Sagan, where it showed a universe of eternal warfare, based on pure Darwinian principals! In the end, it was a clone of Jesus(!) who vowed not peace but vengeance on those who had destroyed the Earth!
"At the end of their time the inhabitants of the third planet from the star found a way to look deeply into the past, where a mirror image of their own last moments closed the loop of their existence."
Who would even consider that bringing temp down so low would be that critical to visualization, learning comes in so many layers and angles and what ifs ✅💯🇺🇸🇺🇸⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
CNN plus NASA that's the most reliable combo. Thank you for these colorful pictures. Still waiting for one picture of our blue marble. Not CGI but actually real picture. Thank you in advance.
It is an incredible achievement, so much money, geniuses, and years of research to put a billion dollars camera out there. Please do not take me wrong, but really, nice and pretty pictures of places humanity will never be. I wish they can put the same efforts to get alternative energy sources and ways to keep this planet safe for all the species left (the only planet one we can live on).
When I was a little kid in Burbank, California I would sometime lay on the front lawn and wonder how far out is out. I also wondered about what the speed of magnetism was. Found out of corse but then there was always somthing else like the speed of gravity or light or speed of the expanding universe. Logically I got around to accepting the fact that space just is - without a beginning or end and that God just is. Spent 40 years at the Prime Contractors for NASA's Manned Space Program segments Apollo, Space Shuttle and the Space Station. Lots of questions and lots of answers. Conclusions? Human's are just too fragile to exist in space and this little blue ball we live on is all we have and all will ever have. Thinking we can actual do something about climate change as we continue to come out of the last ice age is a silly effort in futility.
Sigh! I know better than to argue with someone who has WAY more experience than I do in any particular field. I too have always been fascinated with outer space and possibilities of what lies in our solar system and beyond. Forgive me, but I can't help but hope that you are in error about the earth being all we will have. I know, I know - according to Einstein there's no way to exceed the speed of light. Yet - as an old and loyal Star Trek fan - I'm hoping that someday a way will be discovered to get us around this limitation. Cosmologist Stephen Hawking said that our destiny to survival is by colonizing other planets - and I agree with him. However, it should also be noted that he did not provide any theories on exactly HOW this would be accomplished. So we must still rely only on our imaginations at this point, all the while hoping against hope that someday, someone will be able to figure it out.
I'm curious, do you mean the global warming we are experiencing is us coming out of an ice age and pointless to fight it? Or is climate change because of us but too late for us to fix it?
@@ericwade7124 I didn't provide an explanation, because I'm certain the OP would have known about it - and mention it if I didn't. I will be very happy to provide it to you. According to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, the amount of energy required for acceleration increases exponentially the faster we go. This is hardly noticeable at lower speeds, but as an object goes faster and faster, it requires more and more energy - in huge quantities - to keep things going. It's been worked out in order just to REACH the speed of light, an object would require an infinite amount of energy to do so. Obviously, this is impossible, but even if it were, reaching and maintaining the speed of light would only allow us access to the very nearest star systems, and even then such journeys would take several years, making them one-way colonizing trips. Obviously, in order to reach the level of space travel as depicted in Star Trek and Star Wars, it would be necessary to exceed the speed of light by many factors - which would definitely be unattainable according to Einstein. However, there is one possible alternative but this is only in the realm of imagination at this point. Quantum physics have theorized that it may - just may - be possible for a ship that would "fold" space, thus cutting down a good chunk of the distance. Take a piece of paper, and think of the entire length as the distance that needs be traveled. Now fold it in half. Now you've gone half the distance, even though you haven't physically traveled a single centimeter in this universe. How is this possible. Your guess is as good a mine! But if possible, this "folding" - warping in Star Trek terminology - would allow us to "technically" exceed the speed of light by dropping in and out of another dimension. Trouble is, we're not going to see it happen, and if it is possible, we probably won't see it for many generations.
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It's strange times we live in. We can see billions of light years into the past yet there are so many right here on Earth who can't (or won't) see past 2 feet in front of or more than 2 minutes behind themselves.
EXACTLY
@@mohamedtrevino8709 Stop trolling me with this nonsense.
We are seeing stars that where around before the Earth even exited !
They coud if they would put down their palm-sucking mobile devices.
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I believe this is the first time I've seen Fareed look genuinely happy. His boyish sheer fascination of this monumental achievement and the results it produces. I think we all can relate to that!
Mr. Menzel is my best friend's dad and I'm so proud to see him and his team's accomplishments being highlighted
Good on you!
Man that's awesome. hope you try and talk with him whenever you get the chance
Wow..his brilliance is immeasurable. I would love to hear him explain all of this!
thanks for sharing, so cool
Oh yeah? Well I'm best mates with hamburglar from McDonald's
So beautiful. What an impressive accomplishment
I have no faith in humanity until TH-cam hires someone to permanently ban bots from spamming on every TH-cam channel. This shit is pathetic
Mike, you and your colleagues are all SCIENCE ROCK STARS!!!
You’re welcome Patrick!
@@MikeyJJJ Thanks for all you do Mike, without you there is no space.
Literally “Rock Stars”. Amazing.
@@MikeyJJJ Oh Mike.
As someone who has worked in and still has a very strong interest in the various fields of engineering, I am absolutely in awe of the brilliant engineers who have brought the JWST to this great stage of success.
Yeah I am awe too why we can’t see any planets that is closer to us and spot any living thing. This is a waste of time and tax dollars.
@@htainlindwa80 thinks don't work like that. You have to study a little bit...
@@htainlindwa80 Why would spotting living things not a waste of time and money in your view then?
EXCELLENT Job! Thank you to ALL the people who made this possible.
Thank them by telling your rep. To increase their budget
@@igotufoinformation9636 no, Thanks to Democrats and Democracy
Millions of people take photos and videos of UFO’s. The James Webb can take photos of Planets 5 million light years away, but not one photo of a UFO………………. If you believe these photos are real then that’s exactly what they want you to believe, so they don’t have to tell you the truth.
You mean God? Big Bang just died.
@@KaiserBlade FAR FAR From it. Explain Red shift then come back to comment.
Aliens be like:
“They are still using telescopes 😂”
If they even exist😬
Aliens be like: _we are single celled organisms and fauna, come find us!_ 😁
I can't quite wrap my head around being able to take a snapshot today of anything that happened 4.6 billion years ago.
I'm the same, it's mind numbingly beautiful!!
Photons don’t experience any evolution of time, so the moment of their creation 4.6 billion years ago to hitting the lens of the telescope today is a blink of an eye for it.
And there some people who think time is "slow" lol
@@dan7291able lol
cause that is not how it works. they really fucked up the mathematics on it when explaining to the public.
It is an expanded picture of what was. it's not same picture - it has to be adjusted to get an idea of where things were still because space itself is expanding at an alarming rate...
not being able to wrap your 'head' around what they are presenting means you have a good minds eye view of things. What they describe is not what happens. It is a travesty how popular this false model is as well
Whole world and humanity are highly grateful for JWST's work of NASA, ESA and Canada as the reflection of the highest values and honor of all the scientists and engineers. What incredible heroes they are for the human race who worked tirelessly to achieve these incredible goals. World citizens salute you from the bottom of their hearts. You make the human race proud. Thank you.
They don’t want your salute, they want their budget increased. Dummy
Very respectfully spoken
U ppl need to come back to the real world! 🤦♂😂
@@knowwhatimeme You need to realize taht @Istiaq speaks for more of us, than probably someone like you does -- for hardly anyone, I'd bet.
Most of the world doesn’t care. Wasting billions and billions on a few pictures probably isn’t the highest priority for the planet. And they are not heroes
This is incredible. It has come a long way since my high school astronomy teacher showed us 3D images of pictures of Mars. The Mars Rover had just landed when I was taking the class, and it was amazing at the time.
I think there's 8 or 9 pieces of human technology either flying, crawling, or orbiting around mars rn
It's still amazing.
Even further since my primary school teacher told us man would never land on the moon because God wouldn't let them.
@doc Huge How so?
Lol wow. Are you serious? Or just a troll?
We simply lack the brain capacity to comprehend the profound vastness of the universe. It's incredible what we are able to observe with our own eyes and with the help of these badass telescope's. But we are just too simple of creatures to ever fully understand what we are looking at.
Things such as how can a gravitational force be created that is so powerful that stars from tens of thousands of light years away actually revolve around it? So many things about the universe are so ridiculously mind boggling.
if you believe in NASA, I think it´s you who you lack the brain capacity.
Lmao
It's like an ant learning how to build a rocket ship, it's just not going to happen
But wait what if we mutate ants to be the size of small crocodiles and have them build a rocket ship? F***
@@vbjr1868 it's nothing like that
Please make this a regular weekly segment on James Webb and Hubble. Thanks.
JWST is a marvel of engineering. My hope is for the generation who missed the first moon missionse will be as excited when Artemis nears moon orbit and takes first pictures.
NASA won’t even exist by the that time , space exploration is being privatized. Increase their budget just like how they have increase work
@真 小林 "NO TICKIE, NO WASH!"
I was born in a poor pre-electric, pre-industrial village in southern China. Before I had my 7th birthday, I was affected by the Japanese occupation that left us with little to eat, cruelty beyond comprehension from the Japanese, constant threat of drought and famine and then bore witness to the largest revolution that the world has ever experienced when Mao seized power. In my 80th year and as a Canadian, I marvel in awe of this latest accomplishment of mankind. As a Canadian I am so very proud that my country played such a significant role in the Webb Telescope project . Bravo to all!
Thank you for telling us your fascinating history. I was born in Norway in 1979, and I'm also in awe.
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amazing :)
@@dejeh6307 Cool image of Jupiter
@@guyfromthe80s92 Cool image of Jupiter
Canadian Space Agency was part of this and contributed to it technologically
God bless Canada.
Yes but the PSA plans on landing a man on our sun by 2032
We couldn’t have done it without you.
They literally said that in the interview, but thanks for saying it twice I guess?
🍪
I'm still amazed they know how old these stars and galaxies are and I admit to not understanding much about early stars, light miles, simply not scientific but I find this glorious.
Standard candles and red shifting. 😉
You aren't seeing old stars galaxies at all. You are seeing old images of stars and galaxies that are actually 12 billion years older than what you are now seeing. You are seeing the ancient past; you are not seeing the present. Many of the stars you can see in that photo have already been dead for billions of years; but you won't know for ten billion more years, because that's how long it will take for the light to reach you.
@@nuntana2 hmm
Light Miles... is not a thing its Light Years
This is the news WE, as humanity, needed right now !! Hope!! Possibility, wonder!!! Thank you soooo much!!!
Love from Canada
The achievement is just mind boggling. Think about how far away this camera is and we are still communicating with it, incredible!
This is the amazing discovery on space that has never happend before. It shows what humanity can do for a very good and splendid job. Thanks for making this video
Probably has
@@igotufoinformation9636 What basis do you have for saying this? There is no evidence it has.
@@B_Bodziak time and ancient literature on astronomy . Nice try , kiddo
Awesome. That tennis court-sized sunshield is like holding our hand up to block the Sun so we can see into the distance. This contraption right here, ladies and gentlemen, the discoveries that it is about to behold, is more than enough to reason to stop all wars and bloodshed and bring together common humanity and treasure human life more preciously for the benefit of our children.
Utterly amazing ! The program the results...my only wish ? That I was younger to see what they find in 20yrs. ✌🏽❤
I wish you good health. ❤️
Oh yes, 50 years hence the information will be astounding, but alas you and I will not live to know it. That's just how it is. So glad I was here to see first moon landing and the JW telescope deployment and it's first pics. Always stay curious.
After death, all will be revealed.
@@badactor3440 yes and I wonder if God created world so vastly far apart to not interfere with the evolutions of worlds, life is amazing & afterlife should even be more ✌🏽❤
Me too but maybe I will already know before they do. The afterlife if you believe should answer a lot of questions about the universe.
the fact that some earthlings can create this machine and launch it into space, while other genetically almost identical earthlings don't even aknowledge that space exists, is sobering.
I feel sorry for you
@Thou Swell All it needs is open curiosity. If one is closed minded, they want to know nothing that challenges their beliefs.
We are the space deniers ! There is no such thing as space ! Space is an illusion.
@@ilaripori6148 it’s sad when you realize we’re no better than animals, but not really sad at the same time i guess
@@jonathanhookano5668 but we are different if you believe in God. We have moral judgment.
Paintings or CGI. Not photographs.
Humans can be so amazing when they act together in the interest of educating us all and not just about a few individuals greedy needs and wants.
1 Where should we put our hope? Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/CxYhxZVo-3o/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
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Yep. Billions of light years away and can't take car of world
That's because our Science has evolved and our Politics has DEVOLVED. Unless you think that The Political Consultant Class, and Cable News Networks are better at making you become more Divisive.
You are talking about pharmaceutical scientists who work in the medical field to develop cures but instead of a bunch of scientists working together they fight over patents and money like Pfizer and Moderna right now 😂
@DictatorOfTheUniverse For some reason I can't find an Image of Neil Degrasse Tyson's private Jet. 🤣🤣
Thanks for this....it was very exciting when this was sent up and successfully went operational
👍
Thank you Fox News .
We are the first humans to view these galaxies with such quality, such an amazing time to be alive
When I see accomplishments like these I am absolutely awed, literally star-struck (pun intended). The complexity and planning of such a goal is beyond belief. When we work together amazing things can happen. I wish that our political parties could be so focused on the common good. Can you imagine what could be done?
It's hard for me to fully grasp that I am looking at a photo of something that happened 4.6 billion years ago. Although, I also can't get my head around the idea of seeing a photo taken *today* that is actually a snapshot of something that took place a week ago.
Some humans are this advanced, but nearly half the population is unable to understand the concept of immunisation...
@@B_Bodziak - It actually happened 4.6 billion years ago. A light year is a measure of distance, not time.
@@robe2504 - And the other half can't spell it.
@@david_cop_a_feel7538 Ah, I will remove "light". Thank you. This is just incredible.
It's a beautiful thing that this man's life work work and the life work of so many others has brought them together like a family. Almost like raising a child and watching it grow up lol
Just imagine if everyone loved each other like their family, and leaders cooperated to share the global resources with each other. Think, a single organism, like an ant colony. The angels would come.
Frgfrfrrf see you e hv
It's truly meaningless.
Hibbeler productions channel 🤫
@@francismarion6400 Perhaps, as meaningless as your comment?
EDIT: *as ALL of your comments...
that interview was so old fashioned, it felt cozy, like I'm a kid in the 90s again
Gives me shivers down my back imagining the discoveries.
What a refreshing change to see a respectful interviewer, not trying to “hype up” either the results or the interviewee. My faith has been restored in journalism.
You say that while watching CNN. L!O!L!
@@Anna_Stetik To bad Brian Stelter isn't on any more to blame Trump & Republicans if there are any problems.
It's a Science interview! They're not trying to persuade you how to vote in the midterms!
I was thinking the same. An intelligent and humble interview
I was happy to hear him ask questions I also had, like the fuel question and the big bang.
As much as I am thrilled to see these pictures, I also get goosebumps looking at them.
Bravo to the International Space community! Stunning engineering & imagery 🖖
1 Damon Zap Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/CxYhxZVo-3o/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
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An astounding achievement that puts to shame the daily conflicts on planet earth. A testimony on how great humans can be and so mediocre at the same time.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist Apparently... we do not know for sure. Maybe aliens are not interested in interacting with flag-waving earthlings.
Apparently too, life is precious, that's why we trust Reason, science, and vaccines.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist
That we know of,certainly. Although we haven't really looked. It's only been in the last 20 years that we have been able to detect any planets at all.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist thousands of years ago they had entire accurate depictions of the planets in the solar system. Forgotten knowledge.
Thanks to Mike and his team for making this happen!! I've been waiting (inpatiently... lol) for a couple decades to see these astounding images!! It is just so very exciting that the launch and deployment of the JWST has been a huge success!! "How did it all begin?" and "Are we alone?" are questions we've pondered for centuries and we may finally have answers!! I'll be watching with "joy and amazement" along with the scientists and look forward to further discoveries!! 💙
Amazing what an incredible privilege to see. Thank you so very much.
It will be even more shocking when we find out that space has been recording everyone and everything since the beginning of time.
🤎🤣
"We ended up squabbling but I always knew I was squabbling with someone who was as dedicated to the success of this mission as I was"... Mike Menzel, lead systems engineer for NASA. So can be said of our democracy right now. I squabble but I know there are some as dedicated to the success of democracy as I am.
rob...thank gosh...there are many more of us... than the haters that want to destroy & tear down our beautiful country
Aa Really brought home how bad the situation is when the guy at the end expressed gratitude for simply having enough space to stand up inside his shared apartment.
Awesome 😎
I feel like a king 🤴 now in 600 sqf apartment, I could never live in Hong Kong under those conditions 😐. Poor people, the government should change their policies.
yes, agreed
These is,nt good in the sense that it ends up affecting civilians financially in different angles of life
We see complains here and there on social media ,from different people in different parts all around the world
When mentioning the price tag of these things, you should always point out that, like with education, we get back more than double on our investment return through advanced technology.
And it's for everyone in the world. 🚀🚀🌎🌍🌍🌏🌏
Thank you to all the men and woman who worked on this.
love you
We are all just one, hurtling through space at astronomical speeds, discovering how precious we are. Let this be the message to the squabbling masses... we are all just one.
There was a hot dog vendor working at his sidewalk stand. The Buddha walked up and said, "Make me one with everything."
@@cooljazz8 ...🦗...🦗🦗🦗
🦉..IF YOU CAN LOOK BACK AND SEE THEE BEGINNING....CAN YOU LOOK AHEAD AND SEE THEE END..🕵️
The light photons James Webb telescope captured started there journey before Planet Earth even existed
1 Gerald Callahan Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/3AdydHAD9n8/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
I have no faith in humanity until TH-cam hires someone to permanently ban bots from spamming on every TH-cam channel. This shit is pathetic
@@7XHARDERmy comments are based on facts. I cannot comprehend how light photons travel so far..But Einstein proved it..I am no Einstein
@@andreamadden9153 hi Andrea just updated comment on the phenomenon of light photons traveled for over 4 Billion years..Earth formed roughly 4 Billion years ago..I know how crazy this is
@@geraldcallahan5800 In other words, the universe was already roughly 8,000,000,000 years old when our solar system formed.
This is absolutely fantastic, thank you!!
You y’all rock , continue to impress us please
Hi dear, how are you doing?
Totally geeking out over here. This is so creatively and technologically impressive!
Glad that CNN puts stories like this out. You hardly see educational or positive things on fox
Thanks to all the men and women who came together to get this wonderful job done! 👏 Bravo!!!
Thank you so very much for doing this segment, Fareed. It made me cry from the beauty that is so easy to forget about these days with all the terrible news. I wish more people would do these kind of segments. Simply glorious. Love you.
They were made on a computer they aren't real pictures
@@juspete5527 they are real in the sense they’re based on sensor data
still think we are alone in this universe after looking at this cluster of galaxies? beautiful image btw!
They have not proved we are not alone.
This is absolutely FASCINATING! Those images are beautiful & astonishing.
I’d rather buy 80 of these telescopes every year then blow up one person ever
So after you buy 80 telescopes you blow up one person? A bit cruel don’t you think?
Oh I don't know.... both are good investments. You can't have scientific advancement or the free democracy that funds it without national defense too.
Just amazing what technology can do and nice to have a positive story thank you!
🕵️...IF THEY CAN LOOK BACK...AND SEE THEE BEGINNING...CAN THEY LOOK AHEAD AND SEE THEE END..👽
👽... THIS IS THE BEGINNING OF TIME TRAVEL.... PAY ATTENTION...THIS IS HOW IT ALL STARTED...
@@tootsierollpop9185
No.
I wish more people understood the sheer amazement of what these images are. You’re literally looking through time into the ANCIENT past, you’re looking at things that aren’t even THERE anymore, some of which may not even exist anymore. It’s just amazing to me.
According to some of your top politicians (Pence) the Earth is 6,000 years old. He won’t want to be watching this science talking about light from images leaving there to arrive here on Earth billions of years of travel
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist If you really were a geology student and not just a creationist lying about having been one with his 10-day old troll account, you'd know that C-14 dating is only used to determine the age of organic remains and even then is not considered accurate to more than the 50 000 year range. Which means that in no way is that dating method used to determine the age of the Earth.
_"I honestly wouldn't be surprised if 90% of our scientific theories were wrong"_
I would be, but only because I have an actual science education.
The awe of the universe can make you believe in a higher power while dismissing morons who believe a narrative that makes absolutely no scientific sense.
Give your political hate a rest for a minute and enjoy the JWST will ya?
Yeah my parents are pretty smart in most aspects, but they believe in the 6,000 year old universe too.
It's pretty mind boggling, to take the Bible so literally.
I heard an argument that the _days_ God 'rested' could have been deep time, and it's labeled as "the first day, the second day, the third day" just so we could fathom the order.
Of course my parents (as I assume Pence) scoffed at this theory, the world is 6,000 years old and everyone is a moron in their eyes.
I mean, I would just look at a mountain, or geological layers near a short line, and it's completely obvious to me this took a very long time.
I guess the smartest, and even most caring people, can be the most ignorant too.
@Unvaccinated Anti-Communist "and I honestly wouldn't be surprised if 90% of our scientific theories were wrong..." says the guy watching videos broadcast to his smartphone, while nobody he knows is dying of smallpox...
This was an absolutely amazing feat! Blows Hubble way out of orbit!
Only if they would show us where we lived, as it flew off.....Now that would've been, Hands Down, The greatest feat ever!😂😂😂😂
But then again....this is only make believe.
Nothing gets past the Dome
every new discovery proves a creator
One thing I think people might want to know is - as an international mission, how and who divides up the time to be looking what they want to look at? An inside story of the normal workdays, and how people utilize the data. From what I'm gathering, they put data on a website, the scientists can grab the data and examine it, but how do they figure out what they want to look at. He mentioned it took 12 hours to get that one image, so that's 2 images a day, is that right?
As with Hubble the investigators submit a proposal which get review and if approved gets in line to wait... One of my Profs was waiting to hear back for approval...
So what you're fishing for here "how and who" is politics, right?
@@weltraumaffe4155 You would have to ask my old Prof, my impression scope time was based on merit and importance...
I believe they do it off of submitted proposals that I’m assuming have a time-limit either included in the proposal itself or has one assigned to it based on review. From the impression I’ve gotten, they seem to have established a decently fair system. I think they said they were booked up to 2024 with all the different proposals reserved. I wouldn’t want to be in charge of THAT calendar 😅
@@boyfrmnewyork Sorry, that was directed at the original poster who I expect doesn't want to hear about merit and importance.
This is an amazing accomplishment the images are truly breathtaking thank you to all the heroes that have made it possible.
None of this would be possible if not for the US Space Force. Thank you President Donald J Trump! 🇺🇸
@@JackassJoePotato Wrong.
@@mohamedtrevino8709 Yawn.
@@JackassJoePotato At no point was the space force involved in any of this. It added nothing to development, it didn't launch it, it isn't communicating with it or processing the data. This project has existed for far longer than Space Force. If you want to thank a military branch, thank the US Navy for protecting it from pirates while it was shipped to Korou.
@@g.f.martianshipyards9328 don't pretend that you have access to classified documents regarding the part Space Force plays.
These are the kinds of stories we need more of!!!
It's amazing what one can achieve when you put your mind to it and work hard with great dedication and teamwork
As I watched this interview with Fareed I was emotionally moved by the intellect and dedication of the scientists and engineers at NASA and also those elsewhere in the world. I was left wondering why we can't address climate change in a similar fashion. Bring together and finance the best minds on earth. Redirect at least half of the bloated defense budgets of the world to the existentIal threat that we all face.
Because the cosmos is real and manmade climate change is a political hoax.
USA defense budget and millitary spending in 2021 around 800 billions compare to James webb 10 billions lol
I address climate change when I have an umbrella and that cost less than £10.00.
because there's nothing to address really ;)
We have brought the best minds together. I'm a little baffled b your question. Why do you think we haven't? We are actively pushing back on these scientists. This is what happens when you involve politicians, corrupt and pandering and an ignorant, selfish populace that does not want to give up their 3000 sq ft house and F150 for commuting.
55 degrees Kelvin or -361 degrees F 🤯 I’ve been in -25 temps. That temp blows my mind that it operates in those temps. Incredible
What he left out was that primary first image was just the hours long process of getting all 18 mirrors aligned to a single image and that the bright star in the center was the focus target. So in reality those galaxies were a happy accident. That leaves all the intentioned missions just mind blowing. I have some very expensive telescopes and camera , both dslr and ccd. I believe i am going to sell my cameras and maybe my scopes also since one weighs 70 pounds naked and the other about 113 pounds. A bit heavy for my 65 year old back to mount. Just can't compare what the JWST is going to give us.
You can rent time on big telescopes online to take photos anyway these days :)
I believe the JWST was targeting a galaxy CLUSTER 4 billion light years away, not so much for the cluster itself but for the gravitationally lensed images billions of light years behind the cluster (those odd concentric streaks)
@@paulehot could be. I based my comment on tbe Nova episode on PBS on further resolution of the final mirror alignment image. Either way i am astounded and it is just the beginning
Just being able to SEE more of the matter in space, is amazing and inspiring. What mankind can accomplish once it sets sights is unlimited. I just wish we could fix more of our problems here on earth 1st.
Thank you for your work and the beautiful images. 😍
Getting a detailed image. -- not currently possible-- of an extra-solar planet, will be much more profound than any human description (or gut feelings) of the many types of gods humans have invented.
Why ? What is different to say a picture of the surface of Venus ?
LOL How did everything come from nothing?
@@francismarion6400 you must be some sort of religious person, because that is not an answer to the question but a question itself.
@@Smitsva Ti be fair, all of her comments appear to also be based upon nothing
@@francismarion6400 the same way God came from nothing lol 😆
The Teams involved have done such an incredible job - so happy for them. Happy also that this classy interviewer was able to recognise/highlight the need for such positivity coming from science at this time.
Wow you're sad
This is what should be front page news
Evidence of life on another planet poses another problem. The distance would determine if the life is still in existence. We are looking into the past after all.
Actually Timothy, the best we can hope for is if the JWST finds a planet that has an atmosphere that 'could' support life. It is very unlikely that we will see life on another planet because it is still too far away and we cannot see a planet well enough with JWST.
And such a planet would have to be within a few thousand light years of earth at most.
Maybe this telescope would be able to see if there are aliens on their way here to kick our butts.
@@michaeldeierhoi4096
Define 'life'? The question is moot. If we consider all the filters and improbabilities that Earth life had to pass, it is more likely than not that any other 'life', would be similarly unique, in its evolution. Thus, any lifeform would be so unique as to be imperceptible to any other. We could be swimming in a sea of lifeforms so completely alien, that none of us know the other is alive.
Existence of another life won't be confirmed by in visual using telescope we have be there which almost impossible.
That's why he called them biomarkers.
Of all the wonderful things I've seen from the telescope so far, this interview said absolutely nothing. The most wonderful things were extremely early galaxies and structures, in what appears to be mature form. This is very astounding, and was also achieved by Hubble, but less decisively.
Nothing here was news to those of us who have been keeping up even a little. I kept skipping forward, and when it got to the sun shield part, I realized this wasn't about some new data release with amazing new images, and stopped it. I'm not disliking or even complaining, but if you already know the subject a bit, you can afford to skip this one.
@@mal2ksc yeah “okay” buddy
Not even close 😑
That's not no telescope some type of hyperthermonuclear ray gun more likely
@@igotufoinformation9636 says the guy who has UFO information 😂😂😂
Intelligent people thank you we enjoy these pictures so much....❤from Sri Lanka🇱🇰
"The heavens declare the glory of God"..."He knows the number of the stars, even calling each by name." Amazing visuals. Can't wait to see more.
This is the third time in a row that NASA has perfectly executed an impossibly complicated and risky mission. I am in absolute awe of everyone at NASA and ESA who worked tirelessly to achieve this.
1 12.8 million views Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/CxYhxZVo-3o/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
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I have always found it interesting that the farther out we look, the farther back. Which is really a statement about expansion.
I heard a synopsis recently of the firehose of data coming in from JWST already, especially on exoplanets. We don't see that sort of thing on the news because it is hard to summarize, but papers should be coming out in the next year or so
This telescope is showing us photos of what it was like billions of years ago as the galaxies are billion of light years away. These galaxies may no longer exist. We can never see the present only the past when distances are so immense
I once tried to explain why the star there might have gone long ago. I ended up explaining 'light-year' as a unit for distance and not time. I have to say whoever chose the name for that concept has ruined it for the rest of us.
@@nba1942 Reported to TH-cam as harrassment and FBI for tracing as link is puportedly linked to paedophile sites. Your IP address has been recorded The filthy nasty scums of society must be eradicated.
@@3_2_1 Travelling takes time and the longer the distance, the longer the time taken to travel. Time does not stand still. The distance from an object or a place is constant unless it is moved.
@@3_2_1 I find it's easier to explain light years if you relate it to other examples of using time as a measure of distance, like "an hour's drive", "a day's walk", "a day's ride (on horseback)", "an eleven hour flight" - so news of an event delivered by any of those modes of transport is old/out of date by the time it reaches us, and light is no different.
That picture of a granite kitchen counter top is beautiful.
It's great watching CNN cover a nonpartisan topic. This was an incredible achievement from NASA and our international allies but as an American patriot and taxpayer, this is the US' gift to the world.
But it’s been put a month. I was wondering why main stream media wasn’t covering it.
@@lennellwaltonboxer it has been covering it a lot
Too bad they didn’t mention NASAs budget problems
Every story is factual,
@Buck Rothschild Just like the moon landing and the ISS, it's still America's gift to the world (As opposed to Russia's and the CCP's).
The international help is appreciated, but it wouldn't have happened without the US treasury and NASA.
I love this story. Thank you. Anything.... like science and space information for the rainy weather conditions here in Colorado, is wonderful. Thank you CNN ... Sunday crews. 🎀😊🧡🇺🇸🎆⭐️🎀🐛
Cooperation and collaboration is the game changer....need more of that please in every aspect...ty
Another reason not to believe God, aka the mad wizard in the sky ,created the earth and universe
1 Phil Fuk what you saying it here 😠 th-cam.com/video/CxYhxZVo-3o/w-d-xo.html
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo. 😠
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😠😠
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer
A MERE GLIMPSE AT THE GREATNESS OF GOD.
So the universe just appeared from nothing?
How about have him explain the negative effects of shrinking their budget, even though it has more mission now than ever before?
While SpaceX gets millions in tax breaks and fed contracts, now if SpaceX can choose what information gets released if anything at all. SpaceX is just a way to keep Space discoveries secret
How about having him explain wasting billions on boondoggles like SLS before we give him any more money.
Bravo. With all the money and delays, I was really worried about this mission - if it hadn't gone well, folks would have used it as an example for decades as a reason to avoid spending on science. Instead, we have a glorious triumph for science and an amazing feat of engineering that seems to be living up to all of its promise, and beyond. A heartfelt thankyou and congratulations to everyone responsible. Ad astra!
It's certainly an amazing achievement.I am glad to hear it was an international effort of people from different countries working together toward a singular goal that the world can enjoy and appreciate the findings the telescope will show us.
Their probably are alien life forms out in the universe and they may check up on us from time to time,but we're a bunch of savages compared to these higher life forms.
I truly believe they are able to measure and gauge our intelligence through devices or telepathy or something.
I love Astronomy ,and Astro physics and the study of cosmic phenomena,but I don't think. we will ever travel beyond our solar system.
Unfortunately i am with you on this. We as a species have not gotten very far as we only destroy everything here on earth due to greed. There would have to be a big breakthru on new energy sources [renewable] and a MASSIVE breakthrough in quantum mechanics and understanding gravity at that level.
It will happen. I dont know if you've thought about it from this angle but the universe seems designed for our success. It didn't have to be that way...for fire to work, for electricity to work, nuclear fission, flight etc. Several pieces of shear 'luck' have to be occurring for any of those things to work (and be so useful on top of it) for example the atmosphere has just enough oxygen for a CONTAINED yet SUSTAINED fire, because some random organism, cyanobacter, evolved to produce oxygen as a biproduct. Fire turns out to be useful in making protein more digestible for us, making it easier to focus on other things than constant foraging. There's this self assembly thing going on, like atoms and subatomic particles and beyond are just super complex Lego bricks. That assembly will keep going even if It may take thousands of years to escape the Solar system
@@dmonk926 bingo!😉 we are the universe becoming aware of itself
@@dmonk926 From my point of view, you're thinking of it in a sort of opposite way from me. The universe wasn't _designed_ to be perfect for us. We're a product of the universe and Earth, hence, we sort of fit into it (Earth more so than space obviously). Like a product fitting the mold it was made from.
That being said, the universe is far from perfect for us. That's a very romanticized way of looking at the universe in my opinion. It's constantly "trying to" kill us. Be it from the harsh weather we get on our own planet, to radiation constantly bombarding Earth and space. Extreme temperatures. Vacuum. Vast distances.
So no, I definitely don't believe it was designed for our success in any sense. It's a constant battle.
You're listing all these physical properties that we've takes advantage of for som sort of gain through observation and experimentation over the timeline of humanity's existence. But keep in mind that you can only mention things that _do_ exist. What about all the other physical properties that potentially _could_ exist, but doesn't, which would help us even more. Make things even easier.
If you are puddle of water just laying there, filling the hole in the road, you might think to yourself "this hole was made perfectly for me!", failing to realize the fact that it's perfect for you _because_ you (the puddle) exist only because it in the first place.
@@ProxCyde all living things on Earth are really just one living thing. We only die as our individual selves so that one thing can continue to persist and evolve (I'm a biochemist so don't think I'm talking out of my @ss). There's a thin line between order and chaos, and for order to exist there have to be limitations and rules. Those challenges you describe are what allows orderly progression. The vacuum of space is responsible for the formation of stars. Radiation from those stars is what gives us energy ( and mutates our genes, sometimes beneficially). Radiation also generates harsh weather, which in turn has all kinds of benefits, including showing us that electricity and fire even existed. You describe a state of everything all at once, which is just another term for pure chaos. I have an inkling that you are really after the creationism aspect, a 'designer', that SEEMS to apply to what I'm saying. I dont know if there is a designer, but im certain that there is a design. And that design is working out like nobody's business( so to speak, lol). The universe is tilted in our favor. Despite this tilt I know we could be wiped out tomorrow by an errant asteroid, but in general I have basically no doubt that we, or...our AI replacements, will figure out a way to travel the cosmos in a useful way
Science is beautiful not only because it results in progress, but also because it eventually strifes for and arrives at the truth and nothing but the truth - a commodity that has become increasingly rare in so many other aspects of our life... 😌
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Most astronomers believe we're not alone and more than likely there's some type of life right here in our own galaxy the Milky Way. I really hope I'm still alive when and if they find life out there. This gentleman gives me hope it may actually happen...
Because it's all CGI footages in a dome
if there is any life out there, I hope that they were able to figure out world peace. I hope that they were able to put their differences aside and transcend their limits together as one
Yeah, that was Carl Sagan's hope in Contact, but I read a science fiction book by 2 scientists named Pellegrino and Zembrowsky which kind of mocked Sagan, where it showed a universe of eternal warfare, based on pure Darwinian principals! In the end, it was a clone of Jesus(!) who vowed not peace but vengeance on those who had destroyed the Earth!
أَفَلَمْ يَسِيرُوا فِي الْأَرْضِ فَتَكُونَ لَهُمْ قُلُوبٌ يَعْقِلُونَ بِهَا أَوْ آذَانٌ يَسْمَعُونَ بِهَا ۖ فَإِنَّهَا لَا تَعْمَى الْأَبْصَارُ وَلَٰكِن تَعْمَى الْقُلُوبُ الَّتِي فِي الصُّدُورِ
"At the end of their time the inhabitants of the third planet from the star found a way to look deeply into the past, where a mirror image of their own last moments closed the loop of their existence."
Imagine the images 20 years from now as it propels deeper into space
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Certainly the plan is for even longerr exposures to reveal fainter or "redder" sources but they parked it at L2 and it's sstaying there.
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@@jamesriley872 The question is where will the beach actually be in 20 years... lol
@@_Jake.From.Statefarm_ in the Caribbean. It's the only beaches I go to
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"Y'all know that's CGI right?"
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People like you are the reason why humanity is falling apart.
I swear these top comments are manufactured PR
CNN plus NASA that's the most reliable combo. Thank you for these colorful pictures. Still waiting for one picture of our blue marble. Not CGI but actually real picture.
Thank you in advance.
They are fake, computer generated images.
It is an incredible achievement, so much money, geniuses, and years of research to put a billion dollars camera out there. Please do not take me wrong, but really, nice and pretty pictures of places humanity will never be. I wish they can put the same efforts to get alternative energy sources and ways to keep this planet safe for all the species left (the only planet one we can live on).
They can do both. We just need to pressure them.
How many billions were spent on stimulus checks? How much per year in Afghanistan?
All this should be done by private companies like in a capitalist country.
And THAT is how you interview. Well done :)
When I was a little kid in Burbank, California I would sometime lay on the front lawn and wonder how far out is out. I also wondered about what the speed of magnetism was. Found out of corse but then there was always somthing else like the speed of gravity or light or speed of the expanding universe. Logically I got around to accepting the fact that space just is - without a beginning or end and that God just is. Spent 40 years at the Prime Contractors for NASA's Manned Space Program segments Apollo, Space Shuttle and the Space Station. Lots of questions and lots of answers. Conclusions? Human's are just too fragile to exist in space and this little blue ball we live on is all we have and all will ever have. Thinking we can actual do something about climate change as we continue to come out of the last ice age is a silly effort in futility.
Sigh! I know better than to argue with someone who has WAY more experience than I do in any particular field. I too have always been fascinated with outer space and possibilities of what lies in our solar system and beyond. Forgive me, but I can't help but hope that you are in error about the earth being all we will have. I know, I know - according to Einstein there's no way to exceed the speed of light. Yet - as an old and loyal Star Trek fan - I'm hoping that someday a way will be discovered to get us around this limitation. Cosmologist Stephen Hawking said that our destiny to survival is by colonizing other planets - and I agree with him. However, it should also be noted that he did not provide any theories on exactly HOW this would be accomplished. So we must still rely only on our imaginations at this point, all the while hoping against hope that someday, someone will be able to figure it out.
I'm curious, do you mean the global warming we are experiencing is us coming out of an ice age and pointless to fight it? Or is climate change because of us but too late for us to fix it?
@@cjmarshall0221 ..no way to what? What did Einstain say?
@@ericwade7124 I didn't provide an explanation, because I'm certain the OP would have known about it - and mention it if I didn't. I will be very happy to provide it to you.
According to Einstein's Theory of Relativity, the amount of energy required for acceleration increases exponentially the faster we go. This is hardly noticeable at lower speeds, but as an object goes faster and faster, it requires more and more energy - in huge quantities - to keep things going. It's been worked out in order just to REACH the speed of light, an object would require an infinite amount of energy to do so. Obviously, this is impossible, but even if it were, reaching and maintaining the speed of light would only allow us access to the very nearest star systems, and even then such journeys would take several years, making them one-way colonizing trips.
Obviously, in order to reach the level of space travel as depicted in Star Trek and Star Wars, it would be necessary to exceed the speed of light by many factors - which would definitely be unattainable according to Einstein.
However, there is one possible alternative but this is only in the realm of imagination at this point. Quantum physics have theorized that it may - just may - be possible for a ship that would "fold" space, thus cutting down a good chunk of the distance. Take a piece of paper, and think of the entire length as the distance that needs be traveled. Now fold it in half. Now you've gone half the distance, even though you haven't physically traveled a single centimeter in this universe. How is this possible. Your guess is as good a mine!
But if possible, this "folding" - warping in Star Trek terminology - would allow us to "technically" exceed the speed of light by dropping in and out of another dimension. Trouble is, we're not going to see it happen, and if it is possible, we probably won't see it for many generations.
@@cjmarshall0221 Ok. Got it thanks. Half your post I was replying to was cut off short ly after Einstein so I didn't know what you were talking about.