In full: NASA releases image from new space telescope

A new set of images from NASA's new James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is set to released.

The picture from the JWST is the "deepest and sharpest" of the distant universe to date.

[builtinrixton]

Feel for the scientists involved, this deserved better than what was delivered. Whoever was in charge of overseeing this production is clearly under qualified. On the plus side, these broadcasts can only improve.

[bobbobson]

Why can't NASA afford a bigger screen with anti-glare?

[youtubeconnollyfamily]

Also Michelle did a absolutely fantastic job running this live stream. Great job Michelle

[dazzadizzy]

I miss Patrick Moore, I can imagine him talking here.

[LeightonJeal]

so this stream doesn't lag unlike the Nasa one wow

[powerboonk]

I second the craziness that they can see 13 billion years into the past but cannot pull off even a 3rd rate livestream. We won't survive as a species. But great sciencing guys, really.

[mikethompson]

I HAVE A QUESTION ....WHY DIDNT THEY JUST POINT IT AT PROXIMA CENTAURI ? ...SINCE ITS THE CLOSEST TO US???

[jasonmuller]

Can send a telescope into space but can't get a mic to work on earth.

[crispynuggets]

So much talking I fell asleep did I miss anything

[laeequenadvi]

It is mind blowing ancient images ever captured in histody of space. Cluster of hundred of galaxies of early universe.
We are in age of new astronomy. It opened new window to our universe. It is just beginnin.
Thanks JWST and thanks for NASA, ESA and CSA.

[brainache]

I can hardly wait for a more detailed description of what we are seeing from the 'ThunderBoltsProject' which will be a much more in depth and detailed analysis.

[thomasmorin]

What chance we are alone in this incomprehensible Universe ?

[monkeyhanger]

Mind blowing pictures. Can’t wait for an ultra deepfield… I NEED to know what’s behind HD-1.

[theworldyousee]

We are entering a new era. The sky is within our reach. Galaxies are inside our eyesight. We are moving at a pace which is unthinkable before.

[scuticarlek]

hmm with all these people talking, I hope this is not going to be a disappointment

[smith]

It’s funny how we can detect water vapour on planets billions miles away, yet still struggle to run a live stream issue free 😂
Michelle did a great job as always though!
I’m pleased they don’t bring in a useless celebrity that doesn’t know jack about science!

[thomaswatson]

20, 000 people helped build this thing..the pyramids didn't take that many.... take that Egyptians!

[suryanaray]

In karnataka state day by day fear of gujarat type communal clashes law and order is totally collapsed democracy in danger peoples are feared.please to impose the President rule in the state and to protect the peoples in karnataka state

[morudesouza]

My my they can tell so much by such looking at those pics. Like one guy said that is how the sun and the earth formed .I wonder on which planet he was formed? A whole lot of bull crap just conjecture and they want us to believe.

[Nx]

a great outcome for a device that was drawn 20 years ago when 1 megabyte was big enough to be carried in a desk lool