James Webb Telescope's just SHOCKED by Hubble's new images...but Webb's even CRAZIER

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James Webb Telescope's just SHOCKED by Hubble's new images...but Webb's even CRAZIER
James Webb continues to strongly dazzle as it completed stage six of its seven-step set-up process ahead of schedule.
Well, only one step left and we will see the first sharp images of million-year-old galaxies in space!
It’s really worth waiting for!!!
Besides that, Webb’s predecessor - the Hubble - is still making record-setting discoveries.
The aging space telescope capturing an exceedingly old star—the oldest, indeed, that’s ever been detected!
It seems we were right to invest billions of dollars in these machines!
Now, what more can we expect from them?
Let's find out the answer in today's Great SpaceX episode!

The commissioning stages of the James Webb Space Telescope just ticked off yet another phase.
According to NASA reported on April 1, Engineers have successfully aligned all but one of the instruments on the $10 billion space telescope for the first time as Webb continues to cool to deep-space temperatures after launching on Dec. 25, 2021.
The agency also revealed in this post that the operations team here on Earth is calling it a day as far as the sixth stage of Webb’s commissioning process goes.
Now, they are ready to move on to the seventh and final step of getting the telescope ready for science — once the instruments cool to their operating temperatures, that is.
The announcement puts Webb slightly ahead of schedule — Ball Aerospace scientist and Webb team member Chanda Walker said in a statement that the efficiency came as a pleasant surprise.
“As a general rule, the commissioning process starts with coarse corrections and then moves into fine corrections. The early secondary mirror coarse corrections, however, were so successful that the fine corrections in the first iteration of Phase Six were unnecessary.”
Well, that would be the Mid-Infrared Instrument or MIRI, the final instrument to be aligned. MIRI needs to cool to a chilling minus 447 degrees Fahrenheit (7 Kelvin) for normal operations. That process will take weeks, even in the cold dark of space.
When MIRI cools down, the telescope will enter its seventh commissioning stage, the final milestone before the instruments come fully online.
The Webb team will make the "final mirror alignment adjustments to ensure all 4 instruments are aligned.

James Webb Telescope's just SHOCKED by Hubble's new images...but Webb's even CRAZIER
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[mohammad]

Didn't realize a telescope can feel "SHOCKED" by another telescope's images, crazy

[richarddarr]

If the Hubble telescope got new updates and new equipment it will be living past the 30 years I love the photo of the Hubble

[dmb]

Webb telescope, 10 billion dollars over 25 years. American annual shoe budget, 120 billion dollars....perspective.

[NightRunner]

JWST: "I'm the new boss level space telescope!"
HST: "Hold my beer."
JWST: _Drinks HST's beer_ "Thanks, old man. Now have a seat while I show you the modern age of astrophotography."

How does a telescope get "shocked"?

[veramae]

I'm happy for the astronomers.
Even happier for huge boost to precision engineering. We now know what can be done!

[summerbeemeadow]

So, an inanimate object is SHOCKED!
SO tired of these YouTube hype keywords.
I'm not even going to bother watching this episode - just typing out my irritation, and I'm gone!

[SALSN]

that cgi clip in the beginning and end is just fluff, I think you should cut it. And also stop the clickbaiting, you have great content, clickbaiting just makes it all seem less legitimate.

I'm only saying these things because I love this channel and would be sad to see it turn into another empty clickbait fluff show!

[rodanderson]

A SpaceX Starship will have the capability to bring the Hubble back to Earth. The HST can then be completely updated and returned to orbit or placed on display in the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum.

[michaelprince]

That's fascinating to know the difference between the two different telescopes.

[krishnamoorthy]

Why James Webb is shocked by Hubble telescopes image? Actually I was shocked more than James Webb...

[johndavid]

Billions of years old bro, love your vids I watch them everyday👌😎

[dihskursiv]

Who writes the titles for these videos?

[squashduos]

The person at each intro is not necessary….the voices are not the same as the narrator afterwards.

[Digital-Dan]

As far as I can see, he temps are down to their goals. Not counting the onboard refrigeration.

[nathanielanderson]

I love Hubble. But I also really love James Webb.

[nathanrussell]

Great video
Noticed that some of the cgi clips of the jwst showed reflections in the primary mirrors that made them look like they had wobbly / uneven surfaces, as opposed to a uniform-moving reflection ?

[therealdlexx]

Anyone spot "Nasa - Beyond Time Itself" frame at 6:53?

[rogerforsman]

How does a piece of equipment get shocked? Does it have an IA?

[edwardandrade]

So does that mean that everything we so and will see is probably not even there and millions of years old.