James Webb Telescope Shows TOTAL NIGHTMARE On Proxima B

James Webb Telescope Shows TOTAL NIGHTMARE On Proxima B

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The James Webb Space Telescope has finally revealed some shocking details about Proxima B, a planet located just 4.2 light-years away! Scientists have detected strange light emissions coming from this exoplanet, which could hint at alien technology or even intelligent life. But the conditions on Proxima B are far from ideal for life as we know it—extreme temperatures, constant radiation, and tidal locking make this planet a hostile environment. Could life still thrive here, or is it too extreme to sustain anything?

In this video, we dive deep into the mysterious emissions from Proxima B, explore its potential for harboring life, and discuss the groundbreaking role of the James Webb Space Telescope in uncovering these secrets. Could Proxima B be the next big discovery in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence?

Stay tuned as we explore the possibilities, challenges, and future of space exploration on Proxima B.

Key Takeaways:

Proxima B’s strange light emissions and what they could mean
The planet’s extreme environment and challenges to life
The role of the James Webb Space Telescope in studying distant planets
Why Proxima B is one of the most exciting planets in the search for extraterrestrial life
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[theserpentcharmer]

I find it so fascinating that scientists assume that life can only exists if the conditions are right for humans. All life on earth has adapted and evolved to the earths atmosphere. Who’s to say other beings aren’t doing the same on their planet? Just because WE wouldn’t survive, doesn’t mean something ELSE couldn’t.

[efraserify]

In the movie 'Event Horizon' an experimental spaceship is used to warp to Proxima Centuri. It loses contact and goes missing for years until it reappears in Neptunes orbit. A search and rescue is then sent to the ship to find out what happened. Really underrated movie and a good watch.

[coryodell]

Imagine inventing the radio for the first time in a star system within 70lrs or so from earth, and hearing our old broadcasts.

[donaldcheloha]

A key thing to remember is that he says, “Life as we know it.” We haven’t discovered every life form on earth yet. There’s probably life on other planets and moons in our solar system.

[CatchGravity]

We are the most dangerous Aliens of all...

[kageshigi]

There is no place like earth. Be grateful for what we have. We are here for a reason.

[jonnelson]

We should just take care of our planet, it would be much simpler than trying to find a new home.

[joeygay]

Perfect planet for the next Riddick movie

[firstsin]

What if the people living on Proxima B live along the line where their sun meets the dark side? And they used the light side for farming and the dark side for big "company buildings", shops, storage, military, etc.

[jwlamb]

Who remembers the story line of the 1960’s TV show Lost in Space? The Robinsons were traveling to Alpha Centauri, now known as Proxima Centauri, because a planet was discovered in that star system. So, fifty years ago someone guessed there was a planet similar to Earth in orbit around Alpha Centauri. Interesting.

[cyberdevil]

Even if, there is a civilization, because its so far away you're looking into its past, the planet could be destroyed or civilization wiped out or whatever by the time you get there. Unless we can bend space time and get there quickly, your just looking into the past.

[mactre]

So I'm the only one wandering how they know so much about space but only have the technology to explore 4.8% of the ocean 🤔....somebody is lying here

[HennieGrobler-gkcw]

The yellow light atmosphere from the surface with dry soil like a desert. This was a dream I had many years ago, in my teen years. Where I was standing on such a planet. When I saw this picture in your video, it immediately reminds me of that dream. Like if you stand on Mars, but it's not Mars. It might be a vision or something I can't explain. Sorry, I thought to share this to you. But I believe there is life on other places in the universe. We call them aliens, but as I saw many times UFOs in real, thus I am convinced it might true. My opinion is that other intelligent life forms, might has different looks than humans, but more advanced intelligence. How a biologic looks is suited to its habitat they lived. But mind and soul might not much different functioning from ours. We didn't discovered enough data about ourself, we might be surprised if we knew. Okay it's my opinion. Nice sharing a thought.
Good day.

[Cythen]

No we are NOT alone but truly advanced civilizations create their own civilizations in deep space and these civilizations can be moved for security reasons.

[amack]

We are protected and guarded by a federation of 4 alien races. As our ancients have told us.

[DavidArbuckle-sczc]

Proxima Centauri B is tidally locked. One side is very cold and one side is very hot. Not to mention it is 50K years away using present technology.

[HikingFeral]

Imagine using vast solar arrays covering an entire half of a planet to power, heat and light for the more stable but cold and dark side. The artificial lights needed would be vast and they would give off very strange readings for astronomers looking for more natural things.

[kronoscamron]

like its stellaris IRL .... point is.... we have nothing beyond our solar system while the aliums are already here....

[philipwethington]

I wish I could help with the James Webb Telescope, it would be COOL to see stuff. There is always a What if (?) I wonder if it could be far enough away from the dwarf Red Star to where it might could have life on it (?) Maybe there is fish in the water maybe we could one day we build ship that could fly though space and land and take back off, it would be neat to land and take off and land again on other planet. I feel like there is life out, but it is in a form we cannot see yet with the stuff we have, I wish I could help in that area. Maybe on the dark side of Proxima Centauri has a atmosphere where it remakes it and it goes around to the side where there is light until and has a atmosphere for a time until the flare takes it off. But I wonder if there could be a way we could get it to spin. I hope they one day we find other Dwarf Red Star like Proxima B and it isn't tile lock.

[jamescook]

Superman comes from a planet with a red star .