NASA Stumbled Upon Evidence For Life With James Webb Telescope

The latest achievement of NASA's James Webb Telescope represents a major milestone in the search for extraterrestrial life. Last year, when NASA's James Webb Space Telescope launched, it seemed like our world became a little bit more hopeful. The James Webb Telescope, which was created to reveal a long list of the universe's greatest and most perplexing secrets, left us in awe. It's designed to shed light on black holes, validate that the Big Bang theory is accurate, and, if they exist, uncover the first indications of extraterrestrial life. Whether there is someone or something alive in the universe may be the biggest mystery of all. Or whether we truly are by ourselves.



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[bg-serq]

It’s a relief to hear such empirically based info…rather than appealing to my impulsivity

[brianmuiruri]

There is life out there, I can prove it

[candyhines]

The universe seems to be one HUGE ass brain....idk why, but it just seems that way just HAS to be other intelligent life in the universe....I believe If we stop lookin for places suitable enough to sustain us, such as planets with water...and open our minds to the fact that othr life forms most likely don't require water or the other things that we do...then and only then will we be able to find what it is we KNOW is out there!

[RienPot]

we are eager to find life out there while life on earth dying. ironic lol

[agamersinsanity]

I swear i'm getting tired of this BS -_-

[bennyrogergundersen]

We don't understand intelligent life on earth, so guess we will not understand it elsewhere.

[robertdanos]

How about a picture of all the satellites in space can we get that ?

[trumanthomas]

Calculate the gravity wave, calculate its curve, create a complete circle and look at the area that would be the center of that circle and you will find your object.

[gummybear]

Imagine if there was actually life on other planets but they had different kinds of bodies which breathe in methane or hydrogen or other gases and they had advanced technologies they would know we were looking for other life forms and they hid underneath

[matthewsachaullymce]

the problem is that we define life “out there” as we are on earth…

[plxgaming]

We are currently at civilization 0. What if they're at civilization 2-4. No matter how you search for them you won't see them easily. Cause they have all the tech that they need more advance than we are.

[Hardbodyilluminated]

What if the whole universe is just one body and the reason we only see us because we are just what we are and there’s nothing else inside the body like us

[siddharthghoderao]

We are very close to find life in another plannet, james web is amazing & now we required 1000× Telescope for reach very close to find life,

[brianp.]

Thé narratives on these videos seem very strange to me, mostly due to the rather odd and glaring contradiction errors in the script. Is it the case that you’s are churning out so many of these videos so quickly that even the narrator himself doesn’t manage to spot these errors?🤔

[Leopez]

James Webb Space Telscope IS The greatest thing what humanity ever maded, cant wait what discoveries IT founds this year and I Want see More New images of our Universe. 🌌

[tknratnajothi]

TKNR.FROM SRI LANKA THANKS FOR THE EXPOSURE.WE HUMANS ARE INCAPABLE OF TO FIND THE BEGINNING AND THE END OF LIFE IN THE ENDLESS MULTI UNIVERSE.NATURE DANCE OF LORD SIVA .

[jimtwisted]

So where did they find evidence of extaterrestrial life?

[davidarbuckle]

A Trillion Galaxies, with billions upon billions of stars. And it only takes a handful of elements and a habitable zone with the presence of water. We are definitely not alone. Our lenses up until recently were not strong enough to find it. And the closest star is 25 trillion miles away. But now that we know even a frozen planet can have a water ocean beneath the icy crust the Goldilocks zone suddenly is larger than what we thought. We will discover our neighbors one day. I just hope they don't dismiss us as uninteresting or harmful.

[aizeroth]

why bother locating them? leave them alone. we have our own problem ourselves

[itzcreate]

Welp that's what you would expect. Also 6th 😁