NASA's James Webb Space Telescope: Stunning new images captured of the universe | 60 Minutes

As NASA’s Webb telescope scours the universe to find light from the first stars and galaxies, it is also capturing the universe like never before. Scott Pelley got an inside look at Webb’s new discoveries.

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[TaylorKromOFFICIAL]

Imagine the amount of life that is out there, the amount of life that is probably around the same age as us humans. The amount of life that is beyond our age. Nobody can tell me there isnt life out there with that many galaxies, seriously incredible to see!

[ianc]

As someone who has been following Webb for a while, I gotta say this is a great summation piece of its impact. Great stuff.

[ITS.THE.NSA.]

My favorite thing to do in this life is to just gaze in awe at the stars pondering what could be out there. Its so peaceful yet so ominous.

[kendraw]

I wonder what it is about space that comforts people so much? I know it humbles me and I feel grateful that I am small and there is something out there bigger than me. So much wonder. You can feel childlike again when you don’t get to feel that way much as an adult.

[smartchoicecabinetsllc]

Speechless. These are the topics that I wish filled the news, the airwaves and occupied everyone's busyness with. When watching and taking it in, it eclipses all other matters in a way that is difficult to describe. What an honor it must be to be a part of the planning, development and discovery of such magnificence. Many Thank Yous to all involved in these pursuits!

[freemusicforyou]

Hats off for all the people who's moving humanity forward.

[Joycemcnamara]

The beauty of our universe makes me cry with joy. I sat watching this with a gigantic smile on my face.

[definitionofbeauty]

I can’t seem to ever wrap my head around how we as human beings became so lucky to inherit such a planet as earth…everything was made perfectly millions of years ago for us…the air we breathe the land & the temperature was all made to sustain life so perfectly, and to also think of the millions of galaxies and the fact that there’s some possibility of life somewhere else other than earth

[DawnMeow]

Havent cried and smiled like that in a VERY long time. I am so lucky to be alive to witness this event. Truly astounding.

[TheRealJohnMadden]

Discoveries like this truly make you realize how small we truly are. Kansas wasn't lying when they sang "All were are is dust in the wind".

[woutervanlent]

I love the enthusiasm of these astronomers who admit that they only understand 5% of the universe .

[davidplants]

This is absolutely amazing, mind-blowing and humbling. With so so many galaxies there surely must be life all over the universe. Its hard to wrap your mind around. That telescope is, in my opinion, the most impressive thing I've seen humans make. Its amazing what we are capable of. And on and on.

[CBSonPc]

People tend to discount this work because it’s so removed from their day to day, but in reality the learnings we gain from this help us understand why we even exist in the first place. We are talking about all of existence itself. That is fascinating, scary and enlightening.

[ajarach]

Truly mind-blowing. I feel like this is the sort of thing humanity should be focusing on. To explore the unknown, unite for the good of all life.

[sandyxd]

No words can explain how big and mysterious is our universe.

[Ryan]

It’s refreshing to hear positive news like this! I’m so glad the JWST is living up to expectations after all the delays. 🌟

[ProducerX]

It breaks my brain when I realize that those early galaxies we are seeing existed over 10 billion years ago, are farther away then we will ever imagine, and that they might not even be there anymore

[trueblue]

Love how every single scientist interviewed in this video is talking about this with such passion and enthusiasm. Makes it that much more exciting!

[Krebssssssss]

JWST is certainly living up to the hype. It’s revealing more information than we could’ve ever hoped for. And the photos are absolutely stunning and beautiful.

[Flashtone]

From the universe came minds to understand itself. It is truly fascinating to think those waves traveled billions of years to reach a mirror to see itself and comprehend itself.