Breakthrough: NASA's Webb Discovers Gravitationally Lensed Supernova That Solves the Hubble Tension

NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope captured Supernova H0pe, a gravitationally lensed Type Ia supernova. This discovery helps refine measurements of the universe’s expansion rate and offers new insights into the ongoing debate about the Hubble tension. Watch to learn more about how this supernova could reshape our understanding of the cosmos!

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[LordBrittish]

What an awesome sight it would be, to see the projected image of a supernova from three different angles. I can imagine the elation on the astronomer’s face who figured out what it was they were looking at!

[bobgreene]

The huge video arrow, pointing to the full article link, is a masterful editorial touch

[antitheist]

Outstanding, an extra layer of precision 🤩🙂

[peterjackson]

WOW!!! The knowledge they will find from this will be amazing!

[RissaFirecat]

This is awesome! Thanks for the update!

[VideNoireRedux]

This information is simply mind bending. Awesome! 👍

[tracewallace]

I've never understood why scientists don't like the idea that the speed of the universe's expansion could have varied over the billions of years it has been around (or may vary more in the future, afterall with our centuries off scientific observation/knowledge, we are literally taking a snapshot of a millisecond in the middle of it's eons of existence) 🤷🏻‍♂️

[PKSTROL]

JWST is NOT NASA´s, It is an international project. It was designed and built and is operated by NASA and ESA.

[ioanbota]

Realy I like this video its so so interestyng

[RicardoGabbiani]

Cool and doing great the best telescope

[ZoroastroAlihaem]

Could be that the universe expansion is not uniform ???

[kaarlimakela]

That was a lot packed into a few seconds.

[deyamarigarcia]

Who here loves space? I cant be the only one😭

[Matchhead]

When the supernova dims, will each angle dim at different times?

[imasmackya]

Just imagine what's waiting out there to be discovered... including us.

[Geojr]

Will we ever be able to make telescopes strong enough to get actual visible light images of exoplanets? Or is that simply impossible??

[JungleJargon]

That’s because gravity slows down the light like a glass lens does.

[johnsjoberg-tvqj]

Goodafternoon Professor Brian . What is Dark materia and Dark Energy ¿? Best wishes from JohnRossi italy

[RayDunsdon]

If we are expanding how can we be colliding with another galaxy

[mr.pritchard]

I love that the JWST is destroying our entire narrative about the universe. Time for updated theories and science folks. The truth will set us free! 💪😎