BREAKING: NASA Reveals MORE James Webb Space Telescope Images

NASA Has Finally Revealed the James Webb Telescope’s First Images of Unseen Universe. These incredible images brought scientists to tears and are just the tip of the iceberg on whats to come.

We may be on the verge of discovering something incredible. We’ve mapped our Earth. We’ve mapped our solar system. We’ve mapped our galaxy. But we may soon be able to map our entire universe…and peer back into the very beginning of it.

The James Webb telescope has just revealed images of the very first galaxies ever formed in our universe. These unprecedented images are just the first baby steps in observing the origins of existence as we know it. The beauty and clarity of the few that have already been released are bringing astronomers to tears.

Welcome back to Factnomenal. Today, we’re examining the very first images from the James Webb Telescope… and exploring what could come next for humanity’s newest, mightiest cosmic observatory.

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[Factnomenal]

🌌 If you had to pick one, which Webb image was your favorite?!

[cinemartin]

I love this feeling of awe, anticipation, and the feeling that we are on the verge of amazing discoveries. Just imagine if you lived in an era when humanity would have studied everything in this world. Although I doubt it's even possible, I'm sure it wouldn't be so exciting, so we were lucky. Currently, I follow the news about space much more than before, noticing how many interesting things have been published about it recently thanks to advanced technology and brilliant minds, and all this captures me so much! I am insanely grateful to all the scientists and astronomers who are working on this, they reveal the truth about the most exciting issues to all mankind. The James Webb Telescope has just amazing clarity, it's fantastic that we can view such distant objects in the smallest details.

[justinchapman]

I'm glad I lived to see this happen. Being older I've given up hope of seeing humans on Mars. It pains me to think that we are only barely getting ready to go back to the moon after so long. At least we can now see clearly into the cosmic past. I hope the JWST has a very long prosperous life, at least for the benefit of younger people interested in exploring the universe.

[Leopez]

James Webb Space Telescope is so amazing and those new images are amazing and beautiful. That Telescope changes humanity's History. 🌌🛸👽🪐🛰

[libradragon]

I may not have time, but I want to say how much I appreciate Factnominal, for their content, administration and love for Science, especially Astro-Physics in all its aberrations.

[michaelccopelandsr]

Why are the photos censored at all? Do they REALLY have to suppress a picture of a planet with lights on its night side? I'm not saying that's what's happening. I'm saying why have it censored at all? Open source the whole deal. Let the world learn together as one. As it should be

[GatorMethod]

Deeply grateful to everyone who worked on this magnificent achievement!! Thank you all for showing us that humans can do great things when we work together.

[MrHutch-glek]

My favorite is Stephens Quartet. Great content. Love watching daily. Keep up the good work.

[countfrankfritter]

Oh my word! The JWST image's are just so incredibly stunning and beautiful. I am totally Overwhelmed by it all. Thank you so much for this Epic video. 👍

[Collector]

It's amazing that the James Webb Telescope is now capturing images of the universe. We might be able to find more exoplanets using the James Webb Telescope. We might even get a clear image of a black hole at the center of galaxies.

[shannobailey]

The on with the uss enterprise was shocking.

[frozentspark]

Let's just hope they don't catch any aliens in compromising positions

[paradox]

Amazing, can't wait to see what's next

[georgemaximus]

Imagine if we live in a solar system with multiple planets in the habitable zones able to sustain life. Say 5 or 6 earth like planets and human beings able travel between these planets like taking a vacation. All these planets have human society and civilizations and interplanetary currency for exchange of goods and services. This would be a good idea for the next space movie?

[michaelccopelandsr]

Another great work. Look forward to your next one. Thank you

[stevezelazny]

great pictures. We can see more pretty dots and circles. What about zooming in on an exoplanet and seeing the surface? oh, can't do that...the info is great.

[robinboyle]

Can someone find out if the Webb can track Omouamoua(sp?) And get a better photo than we got as it zipped past us. Anyone have an inside track to find out???

[Artzcy]

Can track the water on the planet as far as 1000 light years. But we can't explore our own oceans yet

[rosirosae]

I like this channel. Beautiful images 🤩👍🌼

[muhammadsuhaib]

Imagine some 100 yrs into the future and people see this videos and laugh at the james webb capability