My dad worked at the company (Northrop) which built the telescope. He was lucky enough to work in an office a few buildings away from the facility where it resided, meaning he had the rare privilege to see the telescope in person daily. All the employees at the company had security clearance to enter a viewing deck where he watched it get built over the years. Sometimes he'd get guest passes and bring my family and friends in to watch the guys in bunny suits work on it. The thing was MASSIVE. 3 stories tall at least, and just one of the mirror panels was about a third the size of an average adult. I remember being taught about how the mirrors are made of beryllium (highly toxic material) and were covered in a coat of pure gold because something to do with gold's reflective or thermal properties. He didn't work on the telescope project itself, but his work around the company definitely helped contribute financially in a small way. Very proud of my dad's work, and I'm glad to see so many people interested in this. I'm glad it had a successful launch!
Yeah 😎. I used to comb my hair infront of that mirror everyday since the one in my home was small. Unfortunately one day ,they have projected it to space. (Appreciating the chance you got to see it 👍)
People were complaining about how expensive this telescope was, but this is literally a telescope that can change humanity in the future. This is a HUGE step.
@Killua i see your point and i kinda agree because 1 per cent of the budget is not much. its 21 billion dollars which is a lot of money in any situation but when you say 1 per cent it seems like an okay amount to spend on space exploration.
My goodness. I remember being in highschool and reading about James Webb being launched sometime in 2020-2022 back in 2009. Can’t believe it finally launched yesterday 12/24/2021.
Me too, I remember that day precisely when I was preparing for my high school exams. It intrigued me so much that I read about it for months and wanted to be a scientist. Those days were so nice. Anyways, the latter did not happen.
Wow it was predicted precisely. I just assumed that you would have been taught it would be launched around 2015 but acutally the launch delayed many times. Back to my childhood in 1990s, we had been taught that human beings would run out of oil someday within 50 years. 25 years passed and I don't see any chance of losing all petroleum resources we will face in our entire lives. lol
Humans waste far more in junk food wrappers every year than the total JWST budget. I bet the combined annual compensation for the presidents of about a dozen of the largest companies exceeds the annual JWST budget.
Mario Portillo assuming that wars are good and have meaning because they're "training" and yeah if we (humans) in the future we're talking about were destined to have wars with aliens, will that be good?? What's the meaning of the wars that'll happen then?. And whose plan is this in the first place? Sounds too optimistic since wars have never been but a fight for power and control, so saying that they're training implies that there's a higher plan (which is obviously not us, for the reason i mentioned above) So it's either an intelligent designer that intended it all to happen and we're just tools for whatever purpose this designer wants.. and there's no such a thing so over all it's an idea that sadly isn't going anywhere
I can see the influence of Kurzgesagt is strong on this channel. The narration, the transitions, the delivery, and the animation---all strongly reminiscent of In a Nutshell. Yep, I'll sub since everything is pretty well put up. Goodluck Perception.
@Layne Parker Lol no. According to history (including now), prosperity and peace as a whole were sadly NEVER an option. Look at it this way: when "heaven" is on one side of Earth (enjoy it while it lasts btw), "hell" is on the other. War in Ukraine (although probably short-lasting) and in other places before it is a sheer example of it. And not just wars, but also poverty and crime rates.
Work together with the people in the middle east still stuck in the 6th century? Sure, that'll work! Where did all of this science originate? Yep, Greek math, Roman engineering, and Western science!!!
I honestly didn't realize there was so much heat. For some reason, I thought space was cold, which apparently it's not. I then learned that shade/shadow areas are only cold.
The whole “seeing into the past” thing is only 20 seconds of the video. How insane is that? :) I’m be watching the launch and unfolding/startup process nervously but very hopeful that all this work and technology gets a chance to amaze us with information.
So rightly said....James Webb is a work spanning decades Just imagine if all countries drop their weapons programme and divert all weapons budget to space programs.... Humans will be unstoppable
I’ve been seeing more James Webb videos to understand it and this is the best so far. Good breakdown, great animation, unloads the possibilities. Wish you would’ve broken down the deep field mission too just so anyone can see we’re going to know what happened way back in the early days of the universe. It’s gonna be wild.
i think you mixed something up, there was no "deep field mission" what you are referring to is either the "hubble deep field" which is a picture from a seemingly dark spot in the nightsky, or you refer to the "deep space 1".
I knew we'd most likely be able to get some quality images of exoplanets but I had no idea it would also be able to detect the composition of said exoplanets atmosphere. That's insane!
It will be able to detect gases in planetary atmospheres. It will not produce much in the way of exoplanet images - except possibly similar to the Mars images produced here on Earth.
Loved the video. I teach middle school science and I really liked the images you used for absorption lines and I was wondering if you could link me to where you got those images from. I would like to use them in my class this year.
The James Webb Space Telescope is the real meaning and the revealing of the vast knowledge in the engineering world.. I just wanna appreciate the extremely hard work and research done by the engineers in order to come up with such a huge miracle to the earth.. From aliens civilizations and whatever beyond our universe in about a decade we'll be aware of everything.. Congrats to all the engineers who participated either directly or indirectly
So will we get images like the ones from hubble or is this working in a different range? I really hope this will give us even more amazing pictures of the universe.
Excellent video! The James Webb Space Telescope is an incredible feat of engineering. I will be praying that everything goes well with the launch and deployment in space.
It’s fascinating to imagine that this thing might be the first piece of human engineering that is going to proof more clearly than ever that we are not alone. I’m positive that it’s gonna find earth like planets and gonna solve so many unsolved questions about our universe. I mean 100 times more powerful than Hubble? And all those great minds and scientists who are going to put all their effort to fully get the best out of those 5 to 10 years. More than excited
It is not 100 times more powerful. Nor would it be able to detect the heat of a bumblebee on the Moon. However, I am looking forward to seeing just what new information about the universe will be discovered - whether it has any practical use or not.
There are so many ways we humans waste money, but THIS is not a waste at all. The things that have changed, just in my lifetime based on observation, is remarkable. I remember when Voyager reached the outer planets, which made 7 year old me excited. Hubble changed everything. Those deep fields are a total mindfuck. One of the most important pictures ever taken. Expectations are SO HIGH for JWST. I’ll be excited when it deploys it’s shield successfully and reaches its destination without issue. So many things have to go right. I can’t imagine how nervous the people will be that have spent their careers building this thing. Can’t wait to find out what we learn!
My musical friend worked on components on James Webb. Sadly he's in a bad health fight since a few months. So glad he saw the launch. I now wish for him to make it and to see the first images of stars in about 6 months from now. He talked many times about Webb since all the long delays of this project.
Very high quality video, but I can’t shake the feeling that this is just second-class Kurzgesagt with how much influence has been taken from them. This channel clearly has the capability to create its own artistic identity. Subbed and looking forward to more!
I am supporting this this channel. Can't believe it has only 14k subscribers. My friend, who recommended this video to me, has been following this channel from the first video ❤️
This was a great video! The JWST is now safely in orbit and continuing with it's mission plans as expected. The first images should be coming back to earth in four to five months they predict. Safe to say I am excited!
Thank you for taking the time to make such great quality videos with some fun facts and great information. This channel is sure to go far, very quickly! We all appreciate everything!!
The insane ingenuity it takes to measure such incredible detail while blocking out all the other interferring sources, we are gonna discover so much, can't wait.
Oh my God... I knew this telescope was a big deal, but now I'm insanely excited about this thing! So will we get good photos of exoplanets with this? How clear will they be? Can I see the third planet orbiting Proxima Centauri in detail? Or will it just look like a blurry blob of colors? And what about stars a good few hundred light-years away? Or thousands?
well done... it is WAY more complex than I originally thought!!! As an amateur Astronomer... I am VERY excited about this.....This SHOULD reveal absolutely amazing things! We shall see...........What NASA has done and is doing is truly AMAZING!!!!!
Either way I hope it will accomplish same popularity as Hubble, because it really deserved so. ✌🏻🤘🏻 Such fun to even track it, and get to know other's points of view thanks to live chats.. 👋🏻
Absolutely sublime video, the graphics, information, and everything beyond is incredible. Thank you so much for the video. Love it, keep up the great work.
@Ek btw, the first thumbnail they had looked exactly like kurzgesagt's art style, many people including me said that they thigh it was their video when they clicked on it.
@Ek there's a difference between making videos in the same genre and completely ripping off/copying another popular channels art and narration style. This channel is portrayed dishonestly.
@Geeks wdym no other channel can make science videos with narration. If the content or topic was copied you could say that. But the videos this channel is making are completely different....
The launching will be a big leap for mankind in understanding the universe. I really can't wait for the new discoveries we'll receive a few years after launch!
Gets a thumbs up from me . I have not seen such an informative video in quite some time . It's not because there are not a lot of informative videos on KZclip . It is because this one puts things in a way that people can understand it . DML
So excited for the James Webb telescope, I can't wait for all the new discoveries and mysteries it will find. The technological upgrade over the Hubble is amazing. Can't wait for the launch!
1:48 That is the best to-date showing of stars I have seen! Completely unrealistic from stand-on-Earth perspective, but in showing depth, that multi-layered effect, is, quite effective.
What a time to be alive, this has me so excited about space again! Do we know when we should start to get our first images/information from this incredible piece of tech?
@StEC in his name, thank you so much. When they announced the launch a few days ago on CNN, I made a comment about this and received over a thousand thumbs up in support for him. It really touched me directly to the heart. Thanks again to you
@StEC with pleasure my friend. But this fine piece of technology was stuck since so many years and delaying the famous launch. One of my best friends worked on pieces on James Webb. We talked so many times about it. Sadly he's fighting a cancer since a few months. So glad he was here to see finally the launch. I wish he will make it for seeing the pictures out of it.
Hi there. If I recall it's a 4 months long journey to reach his destination point. Another 2 months to prepare everything. They say that in 6 months from his launch a few days ago, we will get the first images. This will be awesome if everything's going well
@zoom -zip jeez, I'm just saying that exponentially, the human knowledge grows like wildfire you know what I mean?? The Galileo shit was just a metaphor jesus I mean what I'm saying is compared from the 1600s versus now we've achieved some unrealistic findings, so I'm basically asking what would our descendants discover say 1000, 10000 years from now? Comprende ese?
@JokerMan im not talking about that im talking about the fact that their options were limited, fire is one discovery which itself doesnt lead to many discoveries either just like the sticks and stones, they didnt have a revolution of discovering something that had the potential to drive them to the discovery of many other things thats why they were stuck with sticks and stones for a long tiem
@JokerMan yeah but sticks and stones dont lead to the discovery of that many things, maybe better tools and ways to make houses, general surviving materials etc, but with the things we already had 400 years ago there was a lot of potential for discovery of new better modern technology yk
This is a high quality content here. Great animation and explanation. Very very give the Kurzgezagt vibes. Hopefully this channel will get more popular
Yes, I can hardly wait to see the results and data coming from the James Webb Telescope. Hopefully, it will work much better than the Hubble in the first few days.
Didn't they find all the loose screws that went missing during construction? I'm afraid some might have ended up inside the scope itself. It's gonna cause problems if some of it get shaken up, like during launch.
it has taken a long time to get this thing going and it will someday soon be up - but the bigger versions of it (as well as seperate light shields will super enhance them) will be pumping out rapidly after its up. it wont be the biggest baddest telescope for a long period of time, but it will be symbolic i suppose. I bet before 2050 we have one out there that has thousands of tiny configurable mirrors and 16 times bigger.
Damn. I always thought telescopes were able to just zoom in and see further out there. Or they had incredible lenses. They do but not the way I thought they were working
A couple of questions, will the James Webb Telescope be able to: 1. Establish with absolute certainty if a dyson sphere is built around the tabby star. 2. Find the oumamua comet and establishment its trajectory? 3. Establish if there is habitable life in proxima centauri and the habitable planets in the trappist system? 4. Find any rogue undetected planets within the oort cloud?
It would be amazing if we saw city lights on a planet in another star system, or maybe even the light from bioluminescent plants and life that covers the surface of an entire world. Anything is possible.
Cant wait to see the images this awesome telescope brings back to our eyes! The things we are going to learn about our universe is going to give us a knowledge we can only theorize now.
i have a strong feeling there is alien life outside this planet, but after living on this one and seeing/dealing with some of the people on it, i can fully understand why none of them have bothered to try communicating with us.
After playing Star Citizen today, there's points in their solar system that have Lagrange points. Not knowing what that was, and watching a video just before this explaining Lagrange points; it's cool to see the JWST will be using one of them.
What a fantastic video. I can't even imagine the anxiety those engineers felt on Saturday ... Take a breath and now wait for the whole thing to open up. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Revealing the atmospheric chemistry of exoplanets is exciting indeed; maybe even the revelation of alien life. A great scientific technological achievement for sure.
@Benri In effect, you're saying the existence of life, or learning the probability thereof, isn't worth the cost.... You may have a point.... I've often had the same thoughts myself, but then, it's not just my curiosity, but that of everyone one the planet. "Why is there only one of me... and so many of everybody else?"
I just have one question . Have you guys any arrangement that can deal with dust particles on any of the mirrors right after a few days or months or years as it might can influence your results? I do not know am I right or not?
The scariest part of this is the fact that there is a very real chance that we miss the legrange point and lose this telescope entirely. This mission is entirely all or nothing.
My dad worked at the company (Northrop) which built the telescope. He was lucky enough to work in an office a few buildings away from the facility where it resided, meaning he had the rare privilege to see the telescope in person daily. All the employees at the company had security clearance to enter a viewing deck where he watched it get built over the years. Sometimes he'd get guest passes and bring my family and friends in to watch the guys in bunny suits work on it. The thing was MASSIVE. 3 stories tall at least, and just one of the mirror panels was about a third the size of an average adult. I remember being taught about how the mirrors are made of beryllium (highly toxic material) and were covered in a coat of pure gold because something to do with gold's reflective or thermal properties.
He didn't work on the telescope project itself, but his work around the company definitely helped contribute financially in a small way. Very proud of my dad's work, and I'm glad to see so many people interested in this. I'm glad it had a successful launch!
Yeah 😎. I used to comb my hair infront of that mirror everyday since the one in my home was small. Unfortunately one day ,they have projected it to space.
(Appreciating the chance you got to see it 👍)
yeah too bad it's fake
It makes sense they used gold. It does a good job of making sure nothing gets too hot. They used it for the apollo mission and for drag cars!!!
@Weed Heals420 I would show you the one photo we were allowed to take but I don't want to dox myself. 😂 You'll just have to take my word for it
People were complaining about how expensive this telescope was, but this is literally a telescope that can change humanity in the future. This is a HUGE step.
@Chirag Sharma you have No clue
Government can mony on poor peoples insted
@Killua i see your point and i kinda agree because 1 per cent of the budget is not much. its 21 billion dollars which is a lot of money in any situation but when you say 1 per cent it seems like an okay amount to spend on space exploration.
My goodness. I remember being in highschool and reading about James Webb being launched sometime in 2020-2022 back in 2009. Can’t believe it finally launched yesterday 12/24/2021.
@John Valandingham bruh.. lol
Me too, I remember that day precisely when I was preparing for my high school exams. It intrigued me so much that I read about it for months and wanted to be a scientist. Those days were so nice. Anyways, the latter did not happen.
@spakeroloni Seeing how there isn't a 24th month, anyone obviously can figure out what that date was...
@spakeroloni other countries use different system
Wow it was predicted precisely. I just assumed that you would have been taught it would be launched around 2015 but acutally the launch delayed many times.
Back to my childhood in 1990s, we had been taught that human beings would run out of oil someday within 50 years.
25 years passed and I don't see any chance of losing all petroleum resources we will face in our entire lives. lol
Science and engineering are the closest to magic we'll ever see in our lifetime. So exciting to be able to watch this event unfold.
I'm legit excited to see what this telescope can do, can't wait to see it in operation. It's mind boggling the engineering that went into this.
@ROMAN EMPIRE ???
@faaiz so you think they lie to you only for a couple years? How about since the beginning.
If they discover something they will keep it a secret for some years probably
I can make this in my garage
tomorrow
Just imagine what we as a species could achieve if we put so much more funding into science instead of pointless wars.
Some pots will probably find a use for the military
Humans waste far more in junk food wrappers every year than the total JWST budget.
I bet the combined annual compensation for the presidents of about a dozen of the largest companies exceeds the annual JWST budget.
Mario Portillo assuming that wars are good and have meaning because they're "training" and yeah if we (humans) in the future we're talking about were destined to have wars with aliens, will that be good?? What's the meaning of the wars that'll happen then?. And whose plan is this in the first place? Sounds too optimistic since wars have never been but a fight for power and control, so saying that they're training implies that there's a higher plan (which is obviously not us, for the reason i mentioned above)
So it's either an intelligent designer that intended it all to happen and we're just tools for whatever purpose this designer wants.. and there's no such a thing so over all it's an idea that sadly isn't going anywhere
@dodekaedius naive
Do you think war is the only problem your miserable countries are suffering from?
I can see the influence of Kurzgesagt is strong on this channel.
The narration, the transitions, the delivery, and the animation---all strongly reminiscent of In a Nutshell. Yep, I'll sub since everything is pretty well put up. Goodluck Perception.
@Guzman 1704 i did the same
you made me subscribe this channel
Sack the spellchecker tho...
They don't cite sources though.
Imagine what we could achieve if everyone would work together. That is absolutely insane
@Layne Parker Lol no. According to history (including now), prosperity and peace as a whole were sadly NEVER an option. Look at it this way: when "heaven" is on one side of Earth (enjoy it while it lasts btw), "hell" is on the other. War in Ukraine (although probably short-lasting) and in other places before it is a sheer example of it. And not just wars, but also poverty and crime rates.
Work together with the people in the middle east still stuck in the 6th century? Sure, that'll work! Where did all of this science originate? Yep, Greek math, Roman engineering, and Western science!!!
@cedric182 Sorry bro but you need to take sum "normal pillz" sus music 😳
And what if I don’t want work?
That's American and Western technology baby!!! America! Fock yeah!!!!
I remember being excited when Hubble was launched and fascinated when its first images came through. We live in exciting times!
I honestly didn't realize there was so much heat. For some reason, I thought space was cold, which apparently it's not. I then learned that shade/shadow areas are only cold.
The whole “seeing into the past” thing is only 20 seconds of the video. How insane is that? :)
I’m be watching the launch and unfolding/startup process nervously but very hopeful that all this work and technology gets a chance to amaze us with information.
imagine all developed countries take part in making things like this, what we can achieve as human beings, will definitely be very extraordinary
@newoaknl
Oh god. That was cringeworthy.
So rightly said....James Webb is a work spanning decades
Just imagine if all countries drop their weapons programme and divert all weapons budget to space programs....
Humans will be unstoppable
@cOdIfA 5 Declined in what way? What metric are you using?
@Gowtham Natarajan US declined since 9/11. One wrong step for the US could lead to major catastrophe if we look at it after 20 years.
I’ve been seeing more James Webb videos to understand it and this is the best so far. Good breakdown, great animation, unloads the possibilities. Wish you would’ve broken down the deep field mission too just so anyone can see we’re going to know what happened way back in the early days of the universe. It’s gonna be wild.
i think you mixed something up, there was no "deep field mission" what you are referring to is either the "hubble deep field" which is a picture from a seemingly dark spot in the nightsky, or you refer to the "deep space 1".
I knew we'd most likely be able to get some quality images of exoplanets but I had no idea it would also be able to detect the composition of said exoplanets atmosphere. That's insane!
It will be able to detect gases in planetary atmospheres. It will not produce much in the way of exoplanet images - except possibly similar to the Mars images produced here on Earth.
Coming here after the telescope has launched AND it being a total success, I have really high hopes for this telescope
@Driftenstem21 really
@David Schendt it’s unfolded now
@Rhythm khurana Not yet it's not. It's still unfolding itself
@Dylan Bertwell And it was successful!!
@Dylan Bertwell You're right, but with how successful it has been thus far, I still have high hopes for this telescope
Loved the video. I teach middle school science and I really liked the images you used for absorption lines and I was wondering if you could link me to where you got those images from. I would like to use them in my class this year.
The James Webb Space Telescope is the real meaning and the revealing of the vast knowledge in the engineering world.. I just wanna appreciate the extremely hard work and research done by the engineers in order to come up with such a huge miracle to the earth.. From aliens civilizations and whatever beyond our universe in about a decade we'll be aware of everything.. Congrats to all the engineers who participated either directly or indirectly
Man I’m gonna take the day off work when they finally launch this thing. Very excited.
How's your day off?
It was all ready done on 2018 !!
did you take the day off?
its today
So will we get images like the ones from hubble or is this working in a different range? I really hope this will give us even more amazing pictures of the universe.
It is working on different wave but we will still be given spectacular images.
Excellent video! The James Webb Space Telescope is an incredible feat of engineering. I will be praying that everything goes well with the launch and deployment in space.
It’s fascinating to imagine that this thing might be the first piece of human engineering that is going to proof more clearly than ever that we are not alone. I’m positive that it’s gonna find earth like planets and gonna solve so many unsolved questions about our universe. I mean 100 times more powerful than Hubble? And all those great minds and scientists who are going to put all their effort to fully get the best out of those 5 to 10 years. More than excited
It is not 100 times more powerful. Nor would it be able to detect the heat of a bumblebee on the Moon.
However, I am looking forward to seeing just what new information about the universe will be discovered - whether it has any practical use or not.
There are so many ways we humans waste money, but THIS is not a waste at all. The things that have changed, just in my lifetime based on observation, is remarkable. I remember when Voyager reached the outer planets, which made 7 year old me excited. Hubble changed everything. Those deep fields are a total mindfuck. One of the most important pictures ever taken.
Expectations are SO HIGH for JWST. I’ll be excited when it deploys it’s shield successfully and reaches its destination without issue. So many things have to go right. I can’t imagine how nervous the people will be that have spent their careers building this thing.
Can’t wait to find out what we learn!
My musical friend worked on components on James Webb. Sadly he's in a bad health fight since a few months. So glad he saw the launch. I now wish for him to make it and to see the first images of stars in about 6 months from now. He talked many times about Webb since all the long delays of this project.
Jesus, the engineering that went into this is fucking insane.
Adjustable at 1/10,000 the width of a human hair. Like wtf
Correct GOD created this all
The amazing things humans can do.
I don't understand how it's even possible
it's amazing to see the differences between James Webb and Hubble, how technology evolved so much
One of the best explanations ! Keep up the great work !
Very high quality video, but I can’t shake the feeling that this is just second-class Kurzgesagt with how much influence has been taken from them. This channel clearly has the capability to create its own artistic identity. Subbed and looking forward to more!
I am supporting this this channel. Can't believe it has only 14k subscribers. My friend, who recommended this video to me, has been following this channel from the first video ❤️
This was a great video! The JWST is now safely in orbit and continuing with it's mission plans as expected. The first images should be coming back to earth in four to five months they predict. Safe to say I am excited!
Thank you for taking the time to make such great quality videos with some fun facts and great information. This channel is sure to go far, very quickly! We all appreciate everything!!
The insane ingenuity it takes to measure such incredible detail while blocking out all the other interferring sources, we are gonna discover so much, can't wait.
My biggest question is how vulnerable it is to debris, given its reduced weight.
Just the engineering of the James Webb telescope is incredible
Oh my God... I knew this telescope was a big deal, but now I'm insanely excited about this thing! So will we get good photos of exoplanets with this? How clear will they be? Can I see the third planet orbiting Proxima Centauri in detail? Or will it just look like a blurry blob of colors? And what about stars a good few hundred light-years away? Or thousands?
Who’s here after the first released pictures? They are insane.
Absolutely amazing, what an insane piece of magnificent engineering!
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@pastorpeteonthestreet Trolling for Jesus - what a repulsive and pathetic compulsion. 😥
I bring a message from God. Repent of your sins and believe in Jesus as Lord and Savior. If not, you will be cast into Hell for your sins.
I can’t wait to see the results of this telescope, so exciting and yes a marvel of engineering.
well done... it is WAY more complex than I originally thought!!! As an amateur Astronomer... I am VERY excited about this.....This SHOULD reveal absolutely amazing things! We shall see...........What NASA has done and is doing is truly AMAZING!!!!!
Either way I hope it will accomplish same popularity as Hubble, because it really deserved so.
✌🏻🤘🏻
Such fun to even track it, and get to know other's points of view thanks to live chats..
👋🏻
I don't have a lot of know-how about this stuff but am so excited about this launch. Humans in general will learn so much more because of this
Absolutely sublime video, the graphics, information, and everything beyond is incredible. Thank you so much for the video. Love it, keep up the great work.
Please don't stop posting videos because of how many subs you have, with the quality of your videos, your channel might start booming soon.
@Ek btw, the first thumbnail they had looked exactly like kurzgesagt's art style, many people including me said that they thigh it was their video when they clicked on it.
@Ek there's a difference between making videos in the same genre and completely ripping off/copying another popular channels art and narration style. This channel is portrayed dishonestly.
@Geeks wdym no other channel can make science videos with narration. If the content or topic was copied you could say that. But the videos this channel is making are completely different....
Quality*
*Copying Kurzgesagt
So many near misses in this video… but the excitement we all should feel with the deployment of this incredible observatory is unbounded.
The engineering that went into this is insane 😳
I'm so excited/anxious for this launch! Good luck to all involved in this grand human achievement!
Great quality, great content. Glad to have stumbled upon it. Excited for this telescope and its potential
Really looking forward to what this project produces. I'm glad it's happening in my lifetime.
The launching will be a big leap for mankind in understanding the universe.
I really can't wait for the new discoveries we'll receive a few years after launch!
Gets a thumbs up from me .
I have not seen such an informative video in quite some time .
It's not because there are not a lot of informative videos on KZclip .
It is because this one puts things in a way that people can understand it .
DML
This is the key to unlocking so many mysteries. I am super stoked to see what it will be able to produce.
Starting a new era of Astrophysics. Thank you indeed for informative videos.
So excited for the James Webb telescope, I can't wait for all the new discoveries and mysteries it will find. The technological upgrade over the Hubble is amazing.
Can't wait for the launch!
It will take 6 months to start operating
Wow. It just launched! I know a few buddies who have worked on electrical for the project and for them this must be monumental. Glad to see it
1:48
That is the best to-date showing of stars I have seen! Completely unrealistic from stand-on-Earth perspective, but in showing depth, that multi-layered effect, is, quite effective.
Thank you so much for this! Very informative and very well designed! Learned something New today :)
What a time to be alive, this has me so excited about space again! Do we know when we should start to get our first images/information from this incredible piece of tech?
@StEC in his name, thank you so much. When they announced the launch a few days ago on CNN, I made a comment about this and received over a thousand thumbs up in support for him. It really touched me directly to the heart. Thanks again to you
@Peace & Love 2.0 Wow praying your friend will have lots of time to take in all the results when they start coming in!
@StEC with pleasure my friend. But this fine piece of technology was stuck since so many years and delaying the famous launch. One of my best friends worked on pieces on James Webb. We talked so many times about it. Sadly he's fighting a cancer since a few months. So glad he was here to see finally the launch. I wish he will make it for seeing the pictures out of it.
@Peace & Love 2.0 Amazing thank you! You made my day I was thinking we would have to wait a couple years! I'm so excited!!!!
Hi there. If I recall it's a 4 months long journey to reach his destination point. Another 2 months to prepare everything. They say that in 6 months from his launch a few days ago, we will get the first images. This will be awesome if everything's going well
Its crazy and a miracle that we are able to see that far .
Amazing what humans can do in just a relatively short period of time. From Galileo's telescope, to this. In just 400+ years. It's crazyyy
@zoom -zip jeez, I'm just saying that exponentially, the human knowledge grows like wildfire you know what I mean?? The Galileo shit was just a metaphor jesus I mean what I'm saying is compared from the 1600s versus now we've achieved some unrealistic findings, so I'm basically asking what would our descendants discover say 1000, 10000 years from now? Comprende ese?
@JokerMan im not talking about that im talking about the fact that their options were limited, fire is one discovery which itself doesnt lead to many discoveries either just like the sticks and stones, they didnt have a revolution of discovering something that had the potential to drive them to the discovery of many other things thats why they were stuck with sticks and stones for a long tiem
@zoom -zip
>yeah but sticks and stones dont lead to the discovery of that many things
umm how about fire
@JokerMan yeah but sticks and stones dont lead to the discovery of that many things, maybe better tools and ways to make houses, general surviving materials etc, but with the things we already had 400 years ago there was a lot of potential for discovery of new better modern technology yk
@zoom -zip Yeah but if you think of it, our ancestors spent thousands of years using only sticks and stones
wow, I didn't know the Sun Shield was that huge. My gosh. I hope all goes well with it opening up.
@I know I’m gay when I’m saying this but the sun shield is the size of a tennis court. And there are 5 layers. The reflector looks like a building
@owen pieper yeah I work there but on another project. Very large clean room.
@Trump took the vaccine That's awesome, did you get a tour?
It’s really big. I stood under it.
I’m legitimately pretty excited to see what images Webb produces! This really will make a huge difference in all of our space discoveries 🤩🤩🥲
@Shivam Maheshwari that's what I thought, I just wanted to see their excuse 😂
@N_Coder they meant they don't believe in science & invention.
@Morty Duke what do you mean?
This is a high quality content here. Great animation and explanation. Very very give the Kurzgezagt vibes. Hopefully this channel will get more popular
Now we can finally start enjoying some of the pictures collected by this amazing machine.
Well explained. 👏
I am glad to be part of this amazing project.😊
A lot has to go right for this project to be successful. I wish them luck in achieving the correct orbits.
This video is really well animated and well made :)
Amazing video. I've been waiting for this telescope to launch for so many years. I'm so exited and nervous for it's success. A miracle of engineering
Nicely explained, very simple and easy to understand. 👍👏
Yes, I can hardly wait to see the results and data coming from the James Webb Telescope. Hopefully, it will work much better than the Hubble in the first few days.
@Antonio Ghemea Can hardly wait. Several delays are making me anxious. 😁
just 9 more days till the launch!then 6 months for the first photo to be taken...
Didn't they find all the loose screws that went missing during construction? I'm afraid some might have ended up inside the scope itself. It's gonna cause problems if some of it get shaken up, like during launch.
it has taken a long time to get this thing going and it will someday soon be up - but the bigger versions of it (as well as seperate light shields will super enhance them) will be pumping out rapidly after its up. it wont be the biggest baddest telescope for a long period of time, but it will be symbolic i suppose. I bet before 2050 we have one out there that has thousands of tiny configurable mirrors and 16 times bigger.
Damn. I always thought telescopes were able to just zoom in and see further out there.
Or they had incredible lenses. They do but not the way I thought they were working
perfect explanation that goes into more detail than usual. thanks man
A couple of questions, will the James Webb Telescope be able to:
1. Establish
with absolute certainty if a dyson sphere is built around the tabby star.
2. Find the oumamua comet and establishment its trajectory?
3. Establish if there is habitable life in proxima centauri and the habitable planets in the trappist system?
4. Find any rogue undetected planets within the oort cloud?
This is amazing, please don't stop uploading, I LOVE the presentation and animations.
This could be what finally gives us proof of intelligent life in other parts of the universe
No doubt , This telescope is going to change the world
A device that needs a cooler in space, that’s a very sensitive sensor. I can’t wait to see the amazing pictures we will get from this telescope.
The editing was amazing for such a small channel too, it was like a proper documentary. Keep up the good work.
This videos is dumbed down and my mind is still blown. So hard to fathom the engineering that went into this. I can't wait to see the images it takes!
Outstanding! So much technology involved. I can't wait to read about all the new findings and discoveries.
A short but very good video. I wish there was an extended version with more technical details
This channel deserves more than million subs. Great job 👏🏻👏🏻 and I think your channel will blow up real soon.
It would be amazing if we saw city lights on a planet in another star system, or maybe even the light from bioluminescent plants and life that covers the surface of an entire world. Anything is possible.
Wow. This comment definitely agreed well 😲😲🤙🏿
Cant wait to see the images this awesome telescope brings back to our eyes! The things we are going to learn about our universe is going to give us a knowledge we can only theorize now.
You've got a new science enthusiastic and a new subscriber.
Great content
Thankyou guys for the important information regarding this engineering marvel, very excited for the telescope to launch 😁✌️
Beautifully explained!
I can't wait 'till it launches next month, it's like an early Christmas present. Really hope we can find something new and interesting with it.
Yaroslav Guerra no yeah
I think that’s almost certain, but it might be a long way in the future
@Combustion69 stop being so pessimistic
we wont
i have a strong feeling there is alien life outside this planet, but after living on this one and seeing/dealing with some of the people on it, i can fully understand why none of them have bothered to try communicating with us.
Never been so excited for a piece of tech!! If everything goes well we can really be part of a very insteresting period for scientific discoveries
After playing Star Citizen today, there's points in their solar system that have Lagrange points. Not knowing what that was, and watching a video just before this explaining Lagrange points; it's cool to see the JWST will be using one of them.
Still can’t believe I got to visit the mirror lab this telescope was made in as a school field trip like 5 years ago. Ducking crazy
Very nice video, thanks for making it. I really am looking forward to see the pictures from JWST!
What a fantastic video. I can't even imagine the anxiety those engineers felt on Saturday ... Take a breath and now wait for the whole thing to open up. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Revealing the atmospheric chemistry of exoplanets is exciting indeed; maybe even the revelation of alien life. A great scientific technological achievement for sure.
@Benri
In effect, you're saying the existence of life, or learning the probability thereof, isn't worth the cost.... You may have a point.... I've often had the same thoughts myself, but then, it's not just my curiosity, but that of everyone one the planet. "Why is there only one of me... and so many of everybody else?"
For what purpose? Satisfying your curiosity?
I just have one question . Have you guys any arrangement that can deal with dust particles on any of the mirrors right after a few days or months or years as it might can influence your results? I do not know am I right or not?
I’m praying so hard this is successful. It will be so cool to see humanity that one step closer to being a space faring civilisation.
Truly great video !! I understood some things i didn't really understand before so thanks for that ^_^
Excellent piece of engineering, thank you for making this vid!
The scariest part of this is the fact that there is a very real chance that we miss the legrange point and lose this telescope entirely. This mission is entirely all or nothing.
The amount of calculations that have been made to put this to work must be insane