The Farthest Galaxy Humanity Has Ever Seen!

How do we know we how far away the farthest galaxies are? Cosmological Redshift. Z is the key! And for JADES-GS-z14-0, z = 14.32!

[Jamieee_Shorts]

After 9 months of shorts, he is finally back.

[boggled]

Why can't everybody explain complex stuff as understandably as this guy? He's awesome.

[ZeroGravityScience]

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[astrougur]

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[kenmac]

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[meatfrog]

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[MistaDing]

i just love someone explaining things in deep yet easy to understand level

[БеляковаАнастасия-ом]

Wow. Amazing video and explaination. Happy to see such a young and gifted science enthusiast.

[Jimmy_Johns]

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[YourAveragePredator]

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[thatoneguyluke]

Flashing the comsological images with "Z" redshift has make so much click in my head when viewiny these celestial bodies after your explanation thank you

[vegeta]

Damn, that was a pretty good simplification of redshift if I have ever seen one .
Keep it goin man .

[itsayan]

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[BalkanBallMapping]

After 9 months he's back baby

I would love a video on the Planck length, massive fan!

[saameermarur]

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[thomasgraham]

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[Debun_paruka]

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[d.SAiNi.]

And if our Universe is actually ~13.8 billions years old then we're now looking into the very older past, nearly to the beginning, of our Universe.

[felix-eeee]

it's really cool how you explain it to someone else from our point of view and it doesn't feel like you're talking down to us

[AntoineKhattouf]

It is actually really cool that they (kinda) teach us this in 12 grade and preparatory year of medical school in Syria.