James Webb Space Telescope Just Made An Incredible Discovery About Our Sun

Every day, the universe witnesses the birth of millions of stars. But, we usually focus on that one star who’s literally and theoretically holding our lives together. The Sun. The sun is nearly a whopping 4.5 billion years of age. But, can you imagine how our sun must have looked like when it was just born? The James Webb Space Telescope has snapped something glorious that shows how our sun would have looked during its birth.

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[jodileigh]

I am obsessed with everything about the universe and it’s entirety. I need to know more

[dianalee]

I love anything to do with space, exploring, traveling, overcoming the very hostile yet stunningly beautiful environment. Brings out excellence

[christian.hansen]

All I can say that every passing day of these unequivocally mind boggling reports, you must be feeling more and ultra special to have been chosen to witness these universal epic events of explosions of billions of years ago...no words are capable enough in the vocabulary to convey your intrigue

[stevenmcclain]

I've always been mezmorized by the cosmos. The fact that we are seeing millions of light years in the past. ( I just blew my mind ) and Webb eye in the sky is sending back pics of OFMG blowing my grey matter hence thither and fither.

[towerofresonance]

I have been into outer space since 1992, when I was only 6 years old. It always fascinated me at the fact that stars die and become black holes. And even when they are alive, they are giving off matter. And when they die, they give back to the universe again...incredible sentient creation!

[annebartells]

I really wasn't interested in space, but when the photos from this telescope came out, my interest exploded. Now I can't get enough information to satisfy my curiosity

[MujahidHassan-ogwo]

James webb telescope is without any doubt amazing device of NASA 🇺🇸🚀

[Greenpoloboy]

Have always loved space. The images in this vid are amazing. Beautiful!

[mackydog]

My stars! JWST is just blowing my mind! I have always had quite an imagination, but it's really being tested now.

[christopherrollandwilkins]

I just have a single comment that is right now with our current tech we can see but a speck in the greatness of space soon we'll have spacecraft like right out a s
Star Trek or Star Wars....!!!!

[PollyannaLeos]

This is amazing! I’m not going to miss it that’s for sure! Can’t wait to see more of the Cosmos!

[dylanp]

JWST is completely changing the game and how we theoretically think of things. It will continue to prove what we’ve thought as off.

[deborrahshiffer]

Just found this channel, like the way you do make it informative & fun. Rock on

[nicholassanzari]

I wish I could understand all of the cosmic, universe and the time space theory

[sharitucker]

How can anyone not believe in God ?!?!

[patrickmcdonald]

You see all those stars. Does the telescope ever need to play defense to keep from being destroyed?

[bobbieplowden]

Only the infinite God can give man the wisdom to only imagine such a thing. You cannot limit the mind of God. He is able to blow our mind just because He is God. No one can take His glory from Him. He is the bright and morning star, He is the beauty that we see in the atmosphere.
All things were created by Him and for Him. He is simply amazing.
The earth is the LORD'S and they that dwells there in . Let all creation Praise the Lord!!!❤

[sandorfrohlich]

Lookin forward to learnin more and becomming informed about the formation and birt of new stars.

[Arthur-zzcu]

Blasting out?
Those are Birkland currents in glow mode.
The object in the centre is a Birkland current pinch point.

[MariaElenaCeballos-gihu]

Excellent report, thank you for educating us