James Webb Telescope First Images! What Did We Find? Since its launch in December 2021, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has successfully reached and surpassed a number of important milestones in launch, arrival, and configuration. The mirrors and instruments are being cooled and calibrated over the telescope's first six months in space in preparation for science operations. So far it's either right on or even ahead of schedule for everything.
This incredible piece of machinery carries the hopes and dreams of all astronomers! Equipped with the largest and most advanced telescope science has to offer, JWST will usher in a new era of astronomy for the likes of you and me.
Now, while the telescope is still very early into its mission and has yet to make any groundbreaking observations, these terrific and amazing first images captured by the JWST give us a taste of what this telescope is truly capable of.
The first pics will come through on 12 th to 13 th of July no sooner any other channels that say different are not educated
@mountainryder3056 Says:
So what makes stars ‘shine’?
@thankgodimwhite Says:
If we see any signs of advanced civilizations it would be from millions of years ago, imagine how more advanced that civilization would be, or we would be looking at its distant past and they could all be dust now. Or they could be arriving soon, they would be watching the earth right now as the time when dinosaurs roamed the earth.
@trstquint7114 Says:
James will show us the beginning of time.
@michael99uk Says:
I hope we find a Dyson sphere and blow our collective mind
@albertansah1373 Says:
Proxima is coming and going to stank the world 🌎 with 👽 alien civilizations way advanced beyond earth 🌍 and this will start a fury of whether earth 🌍 can be friends or die on this planet 🌎 alone.Proxima b is so advanced and earth 🌍 is an old system of control from a different perspective like 👍 pushed away 🌎 planet 🌎.???
@spacetimebd Says:
What is, why is? Sometimes it seems to me we are nothing, there's nothing. Everything's false.
@mrmoreanderson4488 Says:
If.we.see.god.what.will.man.do..on.earth.
@WawanGunawan-st4dw Says:
Zoom in black hole?
@jroar123 Says:
Too bad about the micrometer that smashed into one of the mirrors. They said it wouldn’t effect the telescope.
@amrikjohal1240 Says:
Very good information thanks.
@Bewefau Says:
the moon would be nice in HD
@brigitakralj6399 Says:
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@k1ngn4na Says:
it would be more impressive if it shows planets of nearby stars
@william01529 Says:
You said 1 million miles away lol the star is 1000 light years lol dafty
@sanjayadsure Says:
Can this be pointed to Proxima Centuri?
@stopscammingman Says:
Sweat
@anonlf8398 Says:
We already knew all of this info. Why repost again and again the same thing?
@JS-yu6jz Says:
So still the same pictures. When pics of uranus
@tedtedstone1231 Says:
In answer to the final question:
While the new discoveries will be fascinating, I'm looking forward to its higher detail observations on nearby exoplanets. Colonization is the goal, after all.
@mattschwab5143 Says:
Zoom in on Jupiters moons plz
@youtubeconnollyfamily Says:
I just wish I was one of those lucky 1000 astronomers who will have 100 hours of access each to the James Webb. I wonder if one of them will spy on their significant other🤣
@fun7423 Says:
Well I'm so excited the cyantists are handling the situation!!! We need alien tits the size of your butt. And ways to turn butter into poo and vice versa.
@nav01nav Says:
Why we dont have a picture of earth from any of these probes yet.
@augustwest9727 Says:
The 8 spikes, not 6 spikes are caused by the multiple mirrors. Nice misinformation you have there...
@1jumbox Says:
Mars! Zoom in on the piramids and the remnants of that civilization!
@h.dejong2531 Says:
The only JWST image you show is the mirror alignment image from March.
@STONJAUS_FILMS Says:
Wonder when are we getting the first groundbreaking image from this baby....
and wonder why can't we build one 3 times bigger at the ISS (part by part) and then launch it to position from there.
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