James Webb Space Telescope | Can it Time Travel? | Big Bang | Dhruv Rathee

NASA has developed and launched a new telescope, known as the James Webb Space Telescope which will be able to see the universe back to 13.8 Billion Years. It's the world's biggest and the most powerful telescope now. But how does it work? Is this a live example of Time Travelling? I talk about all these things in this video and also compare it to the Hubble Space Telescope by NASA, which was to date the most powerful telescope in the world.

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0:00 Introduction
1:21 What will JWST study?
4:27 Mirrors of Gold
6:16 Special Sunshield
8:23 Telescope Orbit
9:54 Time Travel?

[dhruvrathee]

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[anurudraverma]

You earned my respect. James Webb Telescope's coverage was not covered by Indian media. JWST's ability to see the Universe's origin is a very big achievement. The engineering involved is mind blowing. Very clearly explained. As an engineer and deep interest in Universe the technicality involved in explaining is a tough task.
Great job Dhruv

[anujdas]

Hey bro
Being a science student, I want more videos like this.
Make videos on amazing scientific facts, time travel, multiverse, quantum world, space, moon and planets. Also include what is happening in world technologically and scientifically !!!
Thank you 😊

[Content_Creator]

One More Interesting Fact: The camera on this telescope is so powerful that it can actually see a bumble bee like tiny thing on the moon in FHD clarity.
I am an astrophysics enthusiast and have been observing James Webb from past 2 months with each and every details. I must say that you have created a wonderful video and with all the correct details.
Though I want to add few more things such as the Webb will mainly look for Exo Planets with the possibility of life in it and also if organisms or any sort of aliens are present or any ancient civilisation which used to exist. Also the chief engineer has said that it ll also observe planets and moons in our solar system to look for precious metals and various other things. It has the potential to create 3D model of the visible universe.
It will take another 5 months for Webb to fully function, so you can expect from 15th May'22 onwards seeing the first picture clicked by it.
Good job!

[hariharpuri]

Fun fact :- it took 30 years for the R&D of James webb telescope started in 1996 and named after James Edwin Webb who was the administrator of NASA from 1961-68 and under him Mercury and Gemini which was the first apollo missions . It is a great step towards our origins in the universe on L2.
Great video 👍🏻

[astral]

It is honestly a major disappointment how the Indian media doesn't cover things this huge, as someone studying James Webb from months I can undoubtedly say it is very underestimated right now, To everyone who was keeping up with this, You are a part of history in the making.

[kothabarta]

It makes me feel ... We as humans are engrossed in such petty issues ..that we don't even realise that we are nothing but a speck of dust in this universe ... Great job Dhruv ...

[manizuno]

Before I die.. I just want to know the truth of Universe...

[bcr]

It's actually very sad that such a huge accomplishment by the human species will not be appreciated as much as it should by the people. Rather, people will be celebrating trivial matters such as reality show results...
This is a huge achievement for all the people who've worked towards the successful deployment of this space telescope and all of them need to be congratulated thoroughly.

[Akii_edit]

This video is so much interesting that i haven't feel a single second boring and this is my first video on YouTube which is now going to my watch 5 times list

[sachinpatil]

The engineering involved in this is just insane! Brilliant scientists and engineers.

[VineetKumar-bpks]

Being a engineering aspirant now i think my interest towards aerospace engineering has increased drastically nowadays 🙌🙌love yout content bro please come up with more videos like these❣️🔥

[MayurHill]

"You can't know Truth without the facts."
This is so fascinating information, Thank you Dhruv. Stay safe.
make more contents Like these.!!

[yummymellow]

This feels like one of those big moments for humanity, in a time when I can't even remember the last great thing humans did for discovery was. And a very good refresher for the spirit of mankind♥️

[EARTOPEACE]

This is pure talent and hard work, as every scientific details explained in layman's language, really appreciate your work, well-done!!

[sangramrevolution]

Dhruv you made it so simple for us to understand time travel fact .i was so thrilled by it

[arnabdey]

I have an immense interest in the field of astronomy and knowing about universe. I also used to think what would have happened if time travel was possible. But the last few seconds of this video just blew my mind in which it was actually a logical explanation about time travel. I am literally amazed to imagine that if we somehow managed to reach a planet that is 100 million light years away from earth before light does, we can literally see each and every event that took place here on earth in the past.

[FaisalModak]

Suddenly time travel for the first time in life made sense. Though it is still theoretical and not practical, it's still so amazing to think that there definitely would be some place in the universe that would be witnessing the events of the past. This video has opened so many doors of thoughts. And for the first time in life I didn't actually think about time travel as bullshit.

[shirazhusayn]

As a space geek myself, I’m excited about what Webb can reveal. But it’s ironic how we’re looking for life outside our planet, but don’t really care about life inside it. We build fences, walls, and borders to shield us from each other, but spend insane amounts to search for ETs!

[sameerabbas]

Saw the first picture from the telescope so came here to know the conceptual understanding.. thanks Dhruv and team for giving us understanding in raw form