Encounters with UFOs; Search for ancient life on Mars; James Webb Space Telescope | Full Episodes

From May 2021, Bill Whitaker’s report on unidentified aerial phenomena or UAP, more commonly known as UFOs, regularly spotted in restricted U.S. airspace. Also from May 2021, Anderson Cooper’s story on NASA’s search for ancient life on Mars with the Perseverance and Ingenuity spacecrafts. From December 2021, Scott Pelley’s report on the launch of the James Webb Space Telescope. And from April 2023, Pelley’s look at new images captured by Webb.

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0:00 Introduction
0:11 UAP
13:41 Ingenuity and Perseverance
26:59 Let There Be Light (Launching James Webb)
40:15 The Origin of Everything (Images from James Webb)

[TexanUSMC]

This is probably the best 60 Minutes episode I've ever watched.

[katrinakelly-tgnb]

I’m so glad that this is finally getting the attention, it deserves.

[jchow]

Thank you 60 Minutes and thank you to all the military & commercial pilots and everyone else who is talking about this. ☮️

[jeffteampeterson]

Not focusing on the subject I have to acknowledge that Bill Whitaker's career matches his Talent. Very composed, natural and talented. Most of us fail to marry our career choice with our primary talent or what we are most passionate about. He is truly a joy to watch.

[mcbrite]

28:02 WOW! What an honor! Seeing the Webb telescope with your own eyes, days before it's launched... The dream!

[missNicole]

Bill is an excellent reporter on this topic. Calm and to the point. I hope he keeps digging!

[clarktrees]

This has got to be the most telling episode of 60 Minutes ever. My first memory in life ever is watching 60 Minutes by the way.

[usernotfound]

Thank you 60 minutes! PLEASE keep digging into this topic!
✌🏼 🛸 🌊

[Lythaera]

4:44 I knew a pilot who claims to have seen something just like this on multiple occasions above the Uintas in Utah, but much much closer. I remember him describing that after he landed, he talked at length to his flight instructor, who told him that many pilots had seen them. If only my friend were alive today. He died from COVID at only 42 years old, pretty early in the pandemic.

[czrcn]

James Webb images just made me cry in awe.

[NadeemShekh-uyzn]

Thank you for putting this out on youtube

[kswis]

Got all excited then i realized this was may 16th. Whata bummer. A current episode after tge hearings woould be excellent

[KillersFromTheWest]

This is so wild. I never would have thought that we would get such disclosure in my lifetime 😮 🤯

[sunitamosesesq]

I watched them plan, build, delay and refine this telescope for over 20 years! And I happily spent my Christmas morning watching them launch it into space. Such a memorable moment. I'm eagerly looking forward to all the JWST has to reveal in the coming years.

[Wendywhitestudio]

Fantastic episode. Thankyou. Great to hear someone as excited as me and hubby. We believe. Thanks Ben.

[phillipdarling]

I like that you are taking an ongoing story and adding. But you gotta give a minute mark to be able to forward to for the folks that have already seen the old airing material.

[klimismistakidis]

Amazing. UAP, Mars exploration and the Webb telescoop.

[SidorovichJr]

You should ask mr. Grusch for a full 60 minutes episodes so that as many people could hear about this issue as possible so we cpuld move with it with bigger support. Many would do but they still think ufos and aliens are question of "beliefs and fairy tale"

[JasperH]

Thank you for not playing LOUD music that many of us older persons have problems with interference and phase distortion... making it very difficult to hear the dialogue of what is being said... History Chanel for example.

[jeffcarter]

21:42 MAN! I don’t know why, but this brought a tear to my eye. Collectively, we’re amazing! Can’t wait to see what’s next