The Oldest Light In The Universe Reveals The Secrets Of Its Birth

Everything we see, is in the past. Using powerful machines such as the Hubble Space Telescope, and the James Webb Space Telescope, scientists were able to see so far back into the past of the Universe, they found clues to the birth of the first stars, and all of existence itself.

Sources:

'What Were The First Stars Like?'

'Webb Unlocks Secrets of One of the Most Distant Galaxies Ever Seen'

'The 1st galaxies may have formed much earlier than we thought, James Webb Space Telescope reveals'

'The James Webb Space Telescope may have found some of the very 1st stars'

'The Beginning to the End of the Universe: The first stars are born'

Learn more about the ancient Methuselah Star:

'What Is The Cosmic Microwave Background?'

Wikipedia article on the Big Bang

Wikipedia article on the chronology of the Universe

Music used:

Neon.Deflector – Pulsar

Nihilore – Noctavigant

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[dmor]

Great video. Just found your channel and i love it!

May i ask this question:

If entropy is a given for most theories, how come we see such "organized" structures. From life all the way to the massive objects like superclusters and those universal strings of galaxies?

Is entropy specific or does it "work" in any size of the objects of the universe?
And why it looks like the opposite is happening?
Is it because the universe is cooling down eventually to 0 kelvin?

[Akitene]

These bookshelves and the mirror add to the Interstellar (the movie) look of the scene you're setting up. And it's a very good video, as usual.

[itsasecret]

Your closing statement reminds me of a saying I have, "Situate the past, live in the present, with aspirations for the future."

[hurmzz]

Just found this channel, nice topics that are very well explained. Subbed. One small point though; not all (natural occuring) elements are formed in stellar fusion(or supernova), many elements only form through decay from those elements.

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[kinguq]

This was interesting, fun and I learned some things. Thanks for what you do.

[johngrundowski]

Thanks, ,,great program.Quite artfully done.Wonderfull update to star formation🌌✨️

[thekingofmojacar]

I didn´t know your channel, nice to meet you, great video and explanations!
Now is a good time to think (rethink) about the early days of our cyclical, constantly self-renewing universe. The big bang idea or theory has now faded somewhat into the background after the latest images by the JWST (i.e. Flamingo Deep View, extremely red-shift ancient galaxies - CEERS, GLASS, JADE, etc.), so we can assume these days a very creative phase in cosmology with many mindblowing new theories and ideas...

[dexlsp]

1, 000th viewer! lol Anyway, the way you convey everything is both really informative and incredibly fascinating. It all unfolds like an epic story, and it's all real! The universe is absolutely astounding. 🤯

[RanDan]

Love your channel. With the time issue of light speed and red and blue shift, is it any where near possible to know where or if these stars are now and how would their light tell us this. Is their some weird property of light that would let an actual abject be closer than we can see it cosmos. Knowing what these stars have done in the light years in the intervening light years(being seeing it- and knowing where or if it is).
Maybe you could dwell on this pls. X