The Entire Space Industry Is SHOCKED at This Unexpected James Webb Telescope Discovery!

The future is here! Currently, the anniversary of the launch of the James Webb Telescope is approaching in leaps and bounds. With the publication of the first Webb images in July of this year, the most powerful space telescope of all time demonstrated its technical prowess in a pictorial way. And already, the use of our new eye in space is a roaring success story. On the occasion of the upcoming launch anniversary, we would like to look back with you today at some remarkable Webb milestones of the past weeks, which have left both experts and the interested public in disbelieving amazement. But before we get started: Remember to click the subscribe button and activate the bell to never miss one of our videos again! Feel free to give us a thumbs up for keeping you engaged with our detours to the greatest mysteries of the cosmos.

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[DefaultModeNetwork]

Reporting new discoveries does not require a review of the history of the JWST, just get to the new information. Thanks.

[fredford]

The over dramatic " shocking, terrifying, amazing" is wearing "TERRIBLY" thin. I look forward to new revelations bur these dramatic terminologies are of no value!

[Wayne-Katsikaris]

Why are they not giving us a Show of its abilities ???
If this Scope is as powerful as you say, encourage support from All the Citizens of our Planet and aim it at the Moon, and several of our Planet's ....

[pattoneill]

Why is there so much blah blah blah at the beginning? Could you just jump into your headline story, please? I don't care if the video is shorter. I don't want to spend half the day listening to blah blah blah.

[alexanderhall]

I was getting excited I thought this was the James Web that finds planet X. Maybe next time. I hope it finds it.

[universityofgod-allanadlawanob]

Wow Beautiful views and Wonderful Explanation, Nice explorations... Thanks for the advance technology.

[TripnotizeVM]

I'm so glad it's not a click bait like other channels like this, you got my like

[rocketmanmarcb]

I believe JWT is the greatest tech achievement mankind has performed so far. We put our heart and soul into that eye into our universe. And it is paying off bigly! We have other scopes in development as we speak. Each to focus on more specific aspects of that universe. If nothing else mankind does, it will have a pretty good look at what is out there. Now, we just have to survive to see what it all is.

[cecillawla]

The tech.depth of info. is so esoteric that I need to digest and evaluate accurately.This means for a DIY Astro/Cosmologistfor 63-64 yrs. now my percipience & evaluative response requires much more time for the best response.I shall clear my mind & respond later. Love & bye.

[martinfrkjr-jensen]

The headline as well as the picture of this video is misleading.

[sunilliyanage]

You are just repeating older information. You sre not explain anything relevent to your topic.

[silversurfer]

I don't know about the telescope but that video was awesome!!!!

[EroticWatermelon]

The one thing that fascinates me is, is as humans require a special atmosphere, maybe they're civilizations that don't require the same atmosphere that us as humans require, instead of ruling out all exoplanets that don't match our atmosphere.

[ahedrop]

Am not gonna lie your videos are all the same story, nothing new happen.

[Gupta_Dynasty]

Damn this excitement and curiosity about space and jwt greater than orgasm 🗿

[marcmarco]

Those pictures are marvels indeed, yet i insist we would have a much better insight with a stereoscopic apparatus, like binoculars which gives us a better evaluation of distance and depth. I know im been picky, but it would produce insane imagery with lots of perspective wouldnt it ?

Its just an idea im throwing in the air, if i was to buy a telescope id rather buy binoculars. I had 50 mm binocular when i was younger and the sky sighting was actually impressive. I still miss those binocular, im gonna buy another ones one day...

[davidechegoyen]

It would be better if most of these videos about the James Webb telescope weren't making ridiculous claims that the instrument had disproved the Big bang. When nothing like that is true at all and it's all clickbait.

[notfromyourworld]

Its the most absolutely beautiful thing ive ever seen, in 54 years ive never seen any image period whatsoever that remotely comes close to this astonishing incredible peaceful calming beauty i don't have words to say other than, wow, holy shit,

[stephenbriggs]

IF THIS THING WORKS WHY DO THEY KEEP SHOWINGS CGI

[I-Universe-]

So many video bloggers doing the same thing, 10 minutes of this and that an one second of said title on thumbnail.