James Webb Telescope Just Announced The Clearest Image Of Proxima B Seen In History!

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The James Webb Telescope has just announced the clearest image of Proxima B in history, revealing astonishing details about this potentially habitable exoplanet. Join us as we embark on a journey through space to uncover the mysteries of Proxima B and discover whether it could be the next Earth.
Let’s take off.

[futurize]

We apologize for the writing mistake about James webb being launched in 2018! It was launched december 2021. We also apologize for the 20% faster than lightspeed, its suppose to be 10-20% of the total speed of light.

[liljohnp]

When we all stop acting like children and put our heads together, we may be able to tackle big challenges like exploring our universe.

[rdeh]

We are all human and make mistakes, but holy cow, that new telescope is changing the way we think about a lot we thought we knew

[Zyworski]

I did not realize that exoplanet discovery had become so routine

[ChadLetourneaurhavoc]

So, if they can get a probe there within 20 years, why have we not sent one. Sending a probe is what needs to be done

[RickPMandel]

We need to change our language a little . We shouldn't say "this planet doesn't support life" No, it doesn't support life as WE know it. It could well support life, just not that looks like us.

[mtrz]

I salute the camera and it's operator who take a video and photo of that telescope

[orosalsero]

Would be great if we could send a few probes to these planets using state of the art engines and get back more information.

[davideggleton]

I love your content and presentation format ... except for a number of errors (eg @9:45 "... expected speeds of 10-20% faster than the speed of light" -- more likely 10-20% *OF* the speed of light, not faster than). Besides that those little errors, I do appreciate this video -- thanks for that.

[Drizzt]

Now you understand the meaning of the movie Avatar. People going to other planets and taking them over.

[antonywooster]

9:48 "With expected speeds of 10 - 20%faster than the speed of light"? What happened to Einstein's prediction that that would take an infinite amount of energy?

[LikeABoss]

Life is precious and a gift from God. Just looking at our universe we have been given a gift and a miracle to be alive. To be able to understand and experience the magnitude of the complexities of everything and yet can feel the simplicity of how everything works its truly a gift. Cherish your life and make the most of it being grateful to our Father in heaven who has given us such gift

[ericclausen]

I hope gravity will be less on that planet please or find another one my back would truly love you for it

[johnnynguyen]

imagine using this telescope on the black hole

[Wolffur]

Do they have any atmospheric spectroscopy results yet?

[hrtbrk]

Yes this is what I've been waiting for!

[arnoldjanikowski]

red dwarf stars are pretty much geo-metros of the universe

[madman]

Sigh its going to be 400 years before anyone from earth gets there

[guiltyconscience]

I dont know how long it would take, but could we send a probe to this planet?

[dalelerette]

James Webb Telescope - Clearest Photos of Proxima Centari B - Potentially Habitable Exo-Planet - Distance to Earth: 4.24 light years - has anyone realized that telescopes like James Webb will one day be able to transport life via light-waves? These telescopes are actually proto-type transporters - and if you don't understand what I mean, look harder. 🥰