JWST Just Observed These Habitable Exoplanet - #Shorts

Do you think aliens live there?

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[Space_Sage]

What a time to be alive let me get started in learning physics so i can truly appreciate the final frontier

[dolanminaj]

The fact that it’s only 40 light years away is pretty awesome🙌🏾. It’s usually hundreds and thousands😭

[uhohmemebiggestboy]

Imagine as we travel to the Trappist system one day people are woken from cryo sleep and look out the window to see an alien ship going in the opposite direction back towards earth

[Abstract_Code]

Dude you're literally a life saver incase of catching up with space news, thank you so much.
But how and from where do you read about the new news?

[Venom]

Dude the nostalgic feeling you get when you here to that background music everytime 😭❤️

[tdog_]

jwst has made me more and more confident that there is life out there other from us

[SSAIZ]

We would be looking at 40 years in the past (in light year time). So we are looking at life in the 1980!!! THATS A GOOD YEAR HAHAHA

[minorityhunterzoro]

imagine they all have life in em and they live as community, IM SO JEALOUS

[stepanlutchenkov]

I love how they say “just 40 light years away” 😂 it’s like, yeah, we can be there in a few million years time;)

[cormacsmithy]

I'm just gonna play devil's advocate here for a second - keep in mind that the animations are all artists representations. The real images of these exoplanets would be no bigger than one, maybe two pixels. As a matter of fact, most exoplanets have been discovered because, as they transit across their parent star, the brightness of the star decreases very slightly, so we don't even really get a chance to "see" them, we just know there's something there. The only real information we can infer from these images are the distances between these planets and their parent star and/or the size of the planets themselves.

I like to think that, in the future, people will look back at the relatively low resolution images of our telescopes and that one day, the artists representations will become actual images picked up by the telescopes of our progeny.

[bridgefinder]

Thanks for the info, look forward to hearing more

[kylel]

I love how excited you sound when you do your videos. I hope success finds you, brother!

[moveitstime]

I am happy that i am alive in JWST era 😀

[froytii]

Your content is amazing! And you deserve more views and subscribers and I hope you get that!

[melaniestarkey]

To me this is like hearing about a Miracle something I always dreamed about. Thank you God.

[gregorwall]

If the aliens were looking at us, wouldn't it be more like they were seeing Earth 40 years ago, in the 80's?

[milk_chocolate.-.]

three civilizations on three planets, imagine flying to your family who’s on the opposite side of the sun

[worldsaway]

Looking for habitable worlds is like window shopping.

[ravisubasinghe]

I wish I had a advanced spaceship with AI for me to travel across deep in space and visit these planets and galaxies.

[larrysorenson]

Imagine the fun wars we could have because we hate the entities on a neighboring planet.