James Webb Detected Light of Remote Objects at the Edge of the Universe

The history of the largest modern orbital telescope began back in 1996. Its development and modernization took as long as 25 years, after which the spacecraft left our planet and set out on its journey through space. So, what is this amazing telescope like and what has it seen in the depths of space so far? Let’s take a closer look at it.

00:00 Intro
01:52 Revealing James Webb's launch
03:21 WASP-96b
05:47 The VHS 1256-1257 system
09:01 The Carina Nebula
11:48 The visible edge of the universe
14:07 Ending

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[Majikouii]

This quality of content is too good to be free.

[kumu.]

Oahhh! From the beginning to end, just breathtaking. Awesome work on it. Thank you.

[StreyGrim]

Been on a discovering and learning spree about space and the recent discoveries we been seeing and it’s COMPLETELY AWESOME! Space is such a extreme and fascinating vacuum that always gets us more curiouser and curiouser like Alice in Wonderland :). Honestly I wished I could understand most of what you guys are talking about, but my brain is a little slow and can only focus on one object at a time 😅 but this certainly excites me and other people too. Keep up the work and educating others 🛰

[Drahko]

This telescope is a true world wonder. The universe is so big 🤯

[davidkennedy]

Another excellent video to educate and inspire!

[markfindlay]

Great voice over, enjoying your work.

[Perspectives_with_Adebuea]

This is some top notch content right here . Gotta love the beginning tho 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

[imrebalogh]

my fav. szölőszisztem back! wonderful pics awesome editing, the sound is fantastic!

[Bodomaftermidnight]

Must be incredible being on the inside of the James Webb project, seeing all the data first hand

[PrinceChaloner]

Our Galaxy the Milky Way is just one galaxy. Just imagine millions more. We are surely not alone... Someday we will meet....

[noelxd-hfwy]

I really love the effort put into making these videos. Definetly deserves more recognition, keep it going ✌️

[jeyes]

By far the best voice in YouTube. You could be a legendary narrator in other kind of documentaries as well. Thank you for your awesome hard work. The episodes are most informative, interesting and presented flawlessly.

[Scoliosis]

now THIS is the stuff I've been waiting to hear about from JW telescope-me0W!

[piggy]

James Webb one of the many peaks of human genius

[arupsan]

Best visual effect’s regarding space part

[MrJoeMarc]

Thank you for the amazing video! Can't wait to see more from James Webb telescope.

[TragoudistrosMPH]

Very high quality and incredibly informative! The brown dwarf section was my favorite. Giving names and distances made it easy to follow along.

If I had one small suggestion, it might be to indicate if some of the seriously realistic images (of nebulae or stars) were CGI or from JWST. Most differences were obvious, to me, but a few I wasn't sure.

Excellent overall!

[darkfox]

It's always a quality video. Very well done its always very enjoyable and entertaining. Thanks kozmo

[tazerboy]

Absolutely phenomenal quality and great content like always.