James Webb Breakthrough: Webb Uncovers Star Formation Secrets in the Extreme Outer Galaxy

Join us as we explore Webb's stunning new discoveries in the Extreme Outer Galaxy! This episode dives into the telescope's high-resolution images of Digel Clouds 1 and 2, revealing young stars, cosmic jets, and star clusters in a region resembling the early Milky Way. Discover how these findings are reshaping our understanding of star formation and the evolution of galaxies. Don’t miss this deep dive into the universe’s most mysterious regions!

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[lucindairis]

They are ground breaking discoveries ❤🌹

[MichaelRoberts-nl]

What an incredible piece of equipment. JWT discovers something every time we point it in a new direction. It's also let us know that a lot of our past theories are wrong. We may need to get used to that 😊

[BrianBurgess-btnp]

I think that i am not alone when I say I was excited about James Webb telescope because of the possibility of seeing evidence of extraterrestrial civilizations. And they say dust clouds with no metal is a ground breaking discovery...not for the average person I tell you.

[greggweber]

How did they survive from the start, or were they formed in a void where they wouldn't be contaminated by metals?
Are they "close" to each other? That might be an important clue.

[RikersforTrump]

I don’t understand the time/space subject? Is the JW space telescope going back in time? How us that possible ?

[rajnikapoor]

Isnt James Webb director of TASM 1 & 2??

[ManuelGarcia-wwgj]

Now I an impressed! JWST has apparently found Population 3 stars. Eddington may well have been correct after all, but many problems remain to be solved.

[JamesBarry-jm]

That Jimmy Webb he's always up to something😅😅😅

[twobrotherskayaking]

I’m wondering if I can image these Digel Clouds…..FROM MY BACKYARD!
They didn’t mention which hemisphere!!

[Grav-sama]

Isn't it insane how we humans are stuck on a planet, but can see tens of thousands of lightyears away???

[frankeec]

Old news, this happened 58, 000 years ago.

[MTkONE]

So these are more Big Bangs then, right!?!

[Jah_Rastafari_ORIG]

You're incorrect; that's USS Voyager, racing home at warp speed. Put Reg Barclay on the headset; he'll confirm it...

[libertyfilm]

Where is Web in relation the the position of the Earth? Does any one know?

[brockautry]

God's handiwork is absolutely amazing

[JamesBarry-jm]

FYI I've been told I'm filled with hot air by the way 😂😂😂😂

[Remguy]

I wonder if our galaxy has swept up these gas clouds from elsewhere, long ago, or they should possess metal atoms.

[DedicatedSlaya]

So, The Big Bang was actually like a Fireworks Display?! 🤔

[Etimespace]

Is There are objects outside the visible universe that are so

massive that they emit energy that has the character of expanding galaxies which born from centre to outside.

The center of these objects is under extreme pressure at all times.

Extremely fast energy pushes towards them. Remnants of galaxies that

have expanded into space. Millions of billions of years of energy that

moved through space and was dispersed into space.

It collides with the extremely dense energy pushing away from these

objects at extremely high speed and causes this extremely

dense energy to explode / expand into less dense energy.

The speed of the energy dispersed in space for millions of billions of years

has accelerated for millions of billions of years and therefore collides with

extremely dense energy at an extremely fast speed.

The speed of this extremely fast energy begins to slow down and eventually

stops in an area of extreme pressure. This extreme pressure compresses the energy

that was once scattered in space for millions of billions of years into extremely dense energy.

Pushing away from the center of an extremely dense and massive object starts

once again when more millions of billions of years of space-dispersed energy

pushes into the center of that object, which displaces the energy that was previously pushed

into the center of that object away from the center of that object.

In the infinite 3D universe, there is an eternal recycling going on,

which does not need pulling forces at all to maintain.

google: Savorinen Jukka

Read How Universe Really Works ❤️

[depaysement_]

it's pronounced like 'deagle' :)