Neil deGrasse Tyson Explores Revolutionary Findings of the James Webb Telescope

Neil deGrasse Tyson Explores Revolutionary Findings of the James Webb Telescope

Join renowned astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson on a captivating journey through the universe, guided by the remarkable observations of the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). In this compelling video, Tyson unveils the telescope's groundbreaking achievements, from its detailed infrared imagery to the discovery of ancient galaxies and the furthest known supermassive black hole.

With the JWST, we're not just observing distant galaxies; we're rewriting the story of the cosmos. Tyson guides us through these transformative findings, highlighting how they challenge and potentially reshape our theories about the early universe. Experience the excitement as he discusses the possibilities of uncovering cosmic blueprints and secrets of universe formation.

As Tyson eloquently explains, the JWST is more than just a telescope; it's a portal to understanding our universe's past and future. From its strategic placement at the second Lagrange point to its advanced infrared capabilities, every aspect of the JWST is designed to expand our cosmic horizons. Witness how this incredible tool is ushering in a new era of cosmic discovery, potentially holding the answers to long-standing mysteries like the origin of the universe and the Big Bang theory.

Stay tuned as Tyson reveals how the JWST's observations could reconcile current cosmological models and theoretical predictions, offering a fresh perspective on the universe's rate of expansion and the Hubble constant conundrum. Be ready to have your view of the cosmos transformed!

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[Awkward_migrant]

Big up Dr Tyson, his enthusiasm is infectious. My favourite physics guy.

[limpanskok]

“The universe is a pretty big place. If it’s just us, seems like an awful waste of space.”

To Carl 🙏

[MrTorleon]

Utterly brilliant and informative. When I was a boy, a local telescope at Jodrell Bank was an absolute wonder to me - how far space science has advanced since then. The James Webb is profoundly changing, and challenging a raft of cosmic theories, and as this presentation says, it is only just getting started :)
Thank you so much for uploading this !!!

[tropicalbluwaters]

I loved this video, and the analysis and explanations provided by Neil deGrasse Tyson.

[carlsykes]

You are the most amazing person ive ever had the priviledgeto listen to, when i started school in 1981 the year 2024 was somwthing i only saw in a sci fi movie in the very distant future, but now we are living in it, ok so we can just about remember everything weve ever done but it doesnt seem to compensate for the timelapse, , anyway when i said listen itsall i can do as i had a stroke and it took away my sight so rendered blind, lets hope in the very near future, science will bless us with eye transplants so i can see you for the first time, and my goodness what i would give to meet you in person. All the very best for 24 niel to you and your family, god bless, carl sykes.

[herry]

duran9664. Never heard of time accelerating the expansion of the Universe or even time ITSELF speeding up, or slowing down for that matter. I do know SPEED affects time ie. something travelling at significant speeds close to light speed, in accordance with relativity ie. time dilation. Also, gravity affects time. Perhaps you could direct me to some resources/references which discuss the phenomena you've raised.

[forcebewhithyou]

Great video, please explain to us why gravity manifests so differently in the ring of Saturn and Urano one is horizontal the other is vertical, which is troblesome?

[herry]

jatyga3905 exactly. I ponder those sorts of questions often. Another one is what is energy? I have no definitive answers thus far. Einstein spoke of the FABRIC of space. I understand that the VACCUUM of space is something like just ONE atom of hydrogen per cubic metre. So, if space is essentially nothing ( and also what is nothing? ), then how is it affected by gravity, in accordance with relativity.

[izmark]

Astrologists will have to write a new magic book...like the Christians did and are in dire need for an update also cuz JC never showed back up.

[AbdiAbdulahi-tp]

Yet here I am living in very small apartment with rude neighbors that can’t keep their dogs quite.

[duran]

❌NO❌
Scientists didn’t fail to understand the universe, but failed ti understand time🤏 Time in early dense universe was extremely slow. Time now passes much much faster 🤏

[michaelspoto]

ppl don't know this because Neil doesn't like to talk about it but Neil and Mike Tyson are first cousins.

[peteranderson]

I don't think anyone will be able to see the forrest for the trees. We will never be able to step outside of the forrest😢😢

[princeindrajitlawlaha]

Happy Merry Christmas & Happy New Year ~ 2024 ~ ! 💝 💯 👏 🎉 🎃 🙏 🚀 👍 🤖 🎅 ✝ 🎄 🌝 !

[herry]

hozay12 standard modern Big Bang cosmology says, and has been saying so for a long time, that our Universe is about 13.8 billion years. That means it had a beginning.

[hozay]

It’s unfortunate our top minds can’t understand that the universe doesn’t have a beginning.

[jatyga]

Now let me mess up yall head.
Space and time right? What is time and what is space? I’ll wait

[anderssong]

why so many dislikes? doesnt make sense

[duran]

♦️ FACT♦️
The expansion of the universe is accelerating due to TIME🤏 when time passes faster, the expansion of the universe accelerates. In early dense universe, time should have been much slower 🤏

[JahSun-egyv]

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