Finally, A Simple Explanation To The Five James Webb Images

The James Webb Space Telescope released its first pictures on July 12. The first set of five images included the Southern Ring Nebula, Carina Nebula, Stephan's Quintet, Webb First Deep Field of galaxy cluster SMACS 0723, and the spectrum of exoplanet WASP-96b. The first set of images demonstrates the true power of the mighty James Webb Space Telescope. They are a significant improvement over the Hubble pictures and have revealed hidden regions of the cosmos that no telescope could peer.

But what new did the James Webb Space Telescope discover in these five images? The 16th episode of the Sunday Discovery Series answers this question and explains every James Webb image in detail.

Created By: Rishabh Nakra and Simran Buttar
Narrated By: Jeffrey Smith

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[josephpacchetti]

I've waited over a quarter century for this, And It does not disappoint, Thanks to Everyone involved in anything to do with this amazing Space Telescope, Stay Strong And Keep Looking Up. 🔭 👍

[kyuuaditya]

James is just the start of many a new ERA in human's space knowledge

[JupiterEclipse]

I personally love that you upload every Sunday. Please, do upload more in the future so that me and my dad can both watch it.

[annecarter]

Thanks for the “deeper dive” into the images.

[sideshowbob]

To boldly see where no one has seen before!

[ramachandra]

Was waiting for this video . Great information as always . Thanks .

[SebHaarfagre]

Thank god, a non-misleading title. Thank you.

[terrycorkum]

Honestly my mind is so overwhelmed with awe and excitement I feel like I could toss my cookies. Just beyond amazing!!!!

[rishabhkrm]

the concept of universe, why we exist, who started universe. what is its fate? all such infinite chain of zillions of questions and facts, just blows my mind. 🤯

[stefanschleps]

Thank the SOU for sharing with us. The universe is mind blowing, mysterious, and exquisitely beautiful. Despite all that's going on around the globe, we still live in a wonder filled universe. What a time to be alive! Peace.

[martiwilliams]

Thank you. Your descriptions were very helpful.

[SebHaarfagre]

Most or all images were taken where Hubble already had done so.
But the images Webb took, were taken in an extremely shorter timespan/less "shutter speed" _and_ are also more detailed.

Visually, you can immediately recognize all the images, but the efficiency and/or additional detail is astounding.

[christophercharles]

I hope you're right about new images weekly! I'm sure some weeks will yield less than others but even if they only compiled files and released a few images each month - if they're all as stunning as the first set - it'll be a heck of a decade of amazing sights. I. Can't. Wait!

[ranjithpt]

சூரியன் la இருந்து வர ஒளி இங்க வர 8mins ஆகுது .. அப்போ .. விண்வெளி.. advanced ah இருக்கு ... அது எப்டி past ah போட்டோ எடுத்துச்சு future ah தான போட்டோ எடுத்திருக்கும்... இப்போ நம்ப பக்குறதே பல ஒளியாண்டு ku முன்னாடி இருக்குறத தான் நம்ப இங்க பக்குறோம் அப்போ விண்வெளி la past அப்டிங்குறது இங்க present அப்போ அங்க future தான இருக்கும் எப்டி past ah போட்டோ எடுக்கும்

[alexs]

This is one of the best explanations, worth shearing. Thanks a lot! Hugs from Italy

[zeesoshouse]

Thank you for the way you explained all of this! Truly, from the bottom of my feeble brain

[amirardat]

I love how they use the word images rather than photographs because they are all edited and more than likely look nothing like what they are supposed to look like

[rabindrapanigrahi]

Thank you very much for explaining in detail… Wishing to start reading physics again…🙏🙏

[OccupyMars_]

How big it is the carena nebula in light years?and what is the average distance between each stars inside the nebula?

[thangelad]

How can we be certain that some of the images aren’t artifacts? It seems mind blowing to me that we’re seeing objects billions of light years away.