The Most Extraordinary Things James Webb Telescope Has Seen So Far (4k)

The James Webb Space Telescope has spent over two years uncovering the wonders of the cosmos. This infrared observatory has revealed the universe in ways no other telescope has managed before. Working in infrared, Webb can penetrate dense regions of dust and gas to uncover hidden details that even Hubble cannot see. In this video, we showcase 16 of the most breathtaking JWST images, offering a perspective of the universe like never before.

RESOURCES AND MUSIC

1. PILLARS OF CREATION
Music: Stark Goes Dark (YouTube Audio Library)

2. Southern Ring Nebula
Music: Moonlit Serenity (Epidemic Sounds)

3. Saturn
Music: Resonance (Epidemic Sounds)

4. SMACS 0723
Music: Particle Emission (Epidemic Sounds)

5. Cassiopeia A
Music: With Absolute Trust (Epidemic Sounds)

6. Neptune
Music: Moonlit Serenity (Epidemic Sounds)

7. Cosmic Cliffs
Music: Without Saying (Epidemic Sounds)

8. Pandora's Cluster
Music: Lucid Space (Epidemic Sounds)

9. Phantom Galaxy
Music: Calm Space Ambient (Motion Elements)

10. Jupiter
Music: Beam of Remedy (Epidemic Sounds)

11. Earendel
Music: Stark Goes Dark (YouTube Audio Library)

12. L1527
Music: Midnight Evening (Epidemic Sounds)

13. Uranus
Music: Inner Strength (Epidemic Sounds)

14. Arp 142
Music: Moonlit Serenity (Epidemic Sounds)

15. G165
Music: Exhale with the Wind (Epidemic Sounds)

16. JADES-GS-z14-0
Music: Without Saying (Epidemic Sounds)

Created By: Rishabh Nakra
Narrated By: Jeffrey Smith

[HammadAzeemOfficial]

How lucky we are enjoying this beauty no one had ever seen before

[irene_renaissance]

Spellbound!!!!😮😮😮😮 As if took a tour of parts of this vast Universe. This one's going to remain one of the most favourite episodes! ❤️❤️💫✨ Can't thank and appreciate enough SOU for this episode! 🙏👏🤞❤️❤️❤️🌌🌌

[carroneevon]

The vast mysterious wondrous universe ❤

[RUNOV.A]

Hello.📖This YouTube channel is the best thing since sliced bred! Take very good care of yourself🌍💫🙏

[david_cop_a_feel]

Here's a question for all you space nerds: I was watching NOVA on the PBS channel the other night and it was about our Solar System, specifically, odd moons, moons with geysers, comets and their origins, etc. They showed a simulation of the sun and its whole family, from outside the sphere of all its tag-alongs. The sun appeared as a small dot of light and it was surrounded by the Oort Cloud, which I just now learned was a sphere, not a disc. So my question is - how do we get so much light here with all those rocks and chunks of ice floating around out there, surrounding us?

[rebeccaturner]

28:10 just as I’m thinking synchronicities hitting hard in this reading. The family piece manipulation. The RAINBOWS!! I’m revisiting this rainbow brite phase again. Doing artwork of her last night and her horse. Then noticing rainbows around the sun as I walked my familiar. 🌈💎. Love your rainbow in the background. And incorporated rainbow and diamond combo “signature” as my light body upgrading. Well then you said the dragonfly and I just gotta go 😂 got a dragonfly wing tatt last year as a transformation totem. it showed itself to me for a couple years when I began solo trips/pilgrimages. 🥰 thank you soul sister 🫶🏼

[lightlegion_]

Hello! Your creativity is truly remarkable!

[jumpcutreviews]

So cool. It’s amazing we live in an age of discovery of our universe. Increase NASA’s budget!!!

[carroneevon]

The fascinating work of the Webb Space telescope!!!

[realm]

if u put it on 2x speed and mute it its pretty enjoyable

[Cookiespie]

Why are we here and working when outer space is outerspace. Wtf

[Leopez]

James Webb space telescope really have AMAZING breathtaking photos that will leave us BIG QUESTIONS defienitily a photo of the Pillar of Creation that gives a hand of God vibes and let me ask would the God really created the whole Universe? That's something EXCITING to think and that's why I LOVE to research space! 😮🌌

[seriouslyWeird]

that URANUS bit that starts at 27:45 can't be listened to without laughing

[edwinlorenzo]

Best way to watch is by turning volume all the way down.

[Strydr]

Now that man has made a telescope that can see billions of lite years away,
Let's see man create a microscope that can see the smallest of smallness...

[rochford]

Say what you will, it is a thing of beauty, we've barely scratched the surface of what we think we know...so many variables, so little time...for us anyway, so, enjoy it while we can!🤔😉

[evasionbycartwheel]

Psalm 8: 3-4
3 When I consider your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place,
4 what is mankind that you are mindful of them, human beings that you care for them?

[heinpereboom]

Nice documentary!
People often talk about the formation of stars, how did they find out, or is it just a theory?

[maxruedy]

JWST's images are phenomenally fantastic.

[wolfsfightinsideyou]

I still believe the pillars are a man and child holding a dog