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The Webb telescope wasn't looking at the beginning of time, THAT'S THE WHOLE POINT!!! Several galaxies that Webb documented were well-developed spirals very nearly 13.6 or 13.7 billions years old, and which seemingly formed only a few hundred thousand years after the "Big Bang". But this is a problem!!! According to current theory, that is NOT ENOUGH TIME for such galaxies to form. Conclusion: THE UNIVERSE IS OLDER THAN 13.8 BILLION YEARS OLD, AND POSSIBLY MUCH OLDER. Such misleading headlines and assertions only serve to further confuse a cosmology that's already in the dumps!!! The Big Bang theory no longer explains observations, and it should be questioned now more than ever. That goes especially for the current estimated AGE of the universe, which is NOT supported by the new data.

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full of alchemistry and sorcery and future telling from bones of dead animals...total nonsence and silly fairytales...first of all the bing bang is a theory for imbeciles

damn, thats painfully relatable

A home is where you live. A "house" is just "stuff"

@@cabanford Brother you know what he mean

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Most of these concepts are just our current understanding. With dark matter/energy nothing more than a bandaid for our observations showing that we still know nothing about the world we live in.

A juvenile exaggeration indeed. Speaking for yourself, accurate.

I't's all just a fairy tail with cartoon images based on the most popular hypothesis . . .

@@GeezerBoy65 WOw.

​@@hikerJohnscientific hypotheses are fairy tales? Never heard that one before. Actually, wait, I probably have. From Young Earth creationists..I don't think I've ever heard it from anybody else.

But such an unbearable amount of repetition. 99% of the documentaries are standard stuff that everyone already knows. It's why I prefer stuff like PBS Spa etime, where the whole video is focused on what appears in the title. How much of this video was actually about JSWT?

@@GordonBrevity Good point.

My two cents about this idea is that we are a Segway in evolution who happen to have this “bonus” to imagine what is out there and it keeps us so focused that one can see this as a blessing and a curse simultaneously

Me to and at the same time it makes me sad that I won’t be able to see how far things will be able to go, I know it will be great but I won’t be able to see it……….lmao sorry it’s that time of the night

It’s nice seeing comments such as yours. You may be just sharing your thoughts, but to hear positivity instead of unrelenting negativity is soo nice. So thanks

Its a crazy thought of time continuing on forever even after we are gone, but i don't think you or me will miss much. Technology can only carry us so far within any field of study before we cannot advance any further and we will be left speculating from there on. Thats whats going on in astronomy right now or seeing so far into the past, or how far we can see in any given direction or how we keep finding new smaller building blocks of the universe until we get to a point we cant look any further etc etc. No field of study will ever be complete.

When I think about a front row seat in some hypothetical universe, this would be the time and place. Only, this is the actual thing.😊

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Wow, must be something!!!😊

I envy you.

@@NNokia-jz6jb if you were here during the summer months you might not lol

Rub it in 👌🏻

yea .. i don't know why you brought god into the discussion ... on a science channel .. but i agree !

@@vokuhbe prepared for people to miss the joke

​@@vokuhHa, good one! :)

No doubt this guy can put you to sleep😁

...has a lot to do with script writing too! Most people cannot write for the spoken word!

Nice

Agreed! It's the only channel I actually have an alert for haha

i say aliens are here jmho

lol I just wrote a comment saying that I love falling asleep to this channel too! I was recently forced to spend a lot of time in hotels for work, far from home, for months. I was a bit lonely and depressed, and struggled with my sleeping. Then I stumbled across this channel one night, let it play quietly on my laptop next to me on the bed, with the brightness on low, and I slept for a solid 12 hours. I only occasionally woke up if there was some brash advert or something. Since then, I've been hooked. I know some others who like to sleep to space docs, I have shared these and they love them.

this is the way

I know exactly how you feel, you are however pretty much your dad. All he gave you in spirit and upbringing and his genes. Even though he isnt here he is still here in you and even if there is nothing after death you had an exclusive opportunity to know him and yourself thru life and as we turn to atoms we feed life giving other life opportunity to feel the love and sorrow. It still sucks tho. I believe that this life is a drop in a neverending ocean

Oh dear, I think we have a limp, disconnected drivel peddler here - well, a pair of them actually.

I have no doubt in my mind that your Dad is eternally proud of you and smiles upon you ever second of your every day! For me it was the Poincaré Recurrence Time that helped me eventually settle with my thoughts.. I truly believe that it is no mistake or random chance that I have the parents that I have, both of them truly unique and unrivaled by any other person that I know - and I am forever grateful that I can exist in this moment, sharing it with both of them, and knowing that if recurrence happens.. they will be waiting for me. Sending my good wishes from Hungary, be strong and be proud!

This is one of my favorite channels. It's science and history with an artistic narration. There are so many AI generated "science" videos channels these days. This is definitely not one of them.

​@@Tinker1950🤫 true or not. Does it need saying?

then you need to get a life.

Me too man. I stayed up all night drinking. No one else I was with cared. They laughed at me. Saying I was a nerd or whatever. But they just don't know.

It was chrismas eve right??

Just watch Star Trek, Both a just stories and utter nonsense

For me that moment was when they realized the Hubble mirror manufacturer had screwed up the calibration during polishing, causing blurry images. The fix for it was as miraculous as the mistake was stupid.

Mathematically impossile? Can you explain?

Improbable might be a better word. Mathematics is about “proving” things yet how can you prove something is impossible, unlikely maybe but proving a negative gives you almost infinite options. It always seemed unlikely that we could be the ONLY sentiment life in such a vast cosmos but when you consider that humans have only existed for a blink of an eye in the universe time scale so for us to be able to discover/communicate with another life form has so many variables that would need to align such as the same time period , close enough for communication to travel within such a time frame plus a type of “life” that we could actually recognise and interact with.

I don’t think people realize how different an alien civilization could be, they might be super disciplined and loyal to their way of life they see the way humans live as an open threat, to whatever religion or way of life they believe in, but I also want to meet an alien civilization

Maybe the universe is just so big, and we are simply limited to the speed of light, so it would take Foorever to find each other

Maybe life is not as common as we think. Maybe any life being here is the impossibility.

You mean Friday morning?

@@JerseyLynne it will be evening where now morning is.

agree, but It would be nothing else then a miracle if we could understand and explain all the hidden forces in the universe. it still needs a lot more study and work before we get there.

Global military burden (GMB) is only 2.2% if you can believe it (that might be a bit conservative of an estimate, imo) so the question is less of a "collective resources being squandered" one and more of an ideological one, and some kind of globally-minded "progressive" technocracy is pretty much what we have now in most wealthy countries... so when people fantasize about some sort of vague techno-utopia I think it rarely goes further than that- a fantasy. I do wish more energy and wealth was spent on the welfare of the general populace, and of course war is shit too. Go JWT!

@@mikalzanna2076 Absolutely valid and valuable information! Ty!

I wonder that too! We're still cavemen 💀

Naked apes? Bro, I’m human. It’s amazing how two different people can study the exact same subject matter and come out with two very different conclusions from the material.

Side note, but isn't it amazing how contextualizing the knowledge we've gathered through the history of it's discovery really shows you the true struggles that science has faced and most importantly, how it overcame those struggles to get that knowledge

@@hughlion1817 and it is beautiful to see how this all seems to change lately .. albeit slowly

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It's surreal, right? Incredibly information-dense, high production value content like this used to exclusive to cable or satellite. Oh, how the times change!

i will never understand it .. if youtube was fair, they should have an 8 figure sub count by now

Reminds me of aviation as well as the semiconductor industry. Aviation has gone from Wright brothers to hypersonic aircraft at 150k ft, and then spacecraft that have visited the moon and other planets, and have even left the solar system. Semiconductor has similarly gone from a single hand-soldered transistor to high-volume mfg of chips with BILLIONS of transistors. Combined with JWST and all the other space telescopes … I am almost speechless. We live in AMAZING times.

The narrator's voice can also be kind of dull at times.

Yes!

Wish the notifications were a lot more frequent!

cool worlds is great .. and has a great style of presenting .. but it is rather philosophical at times, and not all the topics hit my nerves

Awesome.

This comment is beautifying written, and so profound. This is written art.

Well we arent really exploring anything diffrent right now since the buzz is just make money

Don't wake up babies.

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that bites reality in a few ways - there has to be different writers and people at work on each episode .. it is way too well done to be made by 1 single team. so no team can really estimate how much the viewer knows at a given point .. especially since its likely not possible to do the videos in any kind of fixed order

our meeting aliens these space videos are no fun to watch at all. It's all wrong and pompus garbage, jumping to conclusions before anyone in the world has even seen the data, they already have a new mystery to force down our throats. they call everything a mystery to end discussions. they don't want anyone to put the pieces together. religion wiped history, tap the phones to see is anyone falling for this garbage. our entire history if mandated mystery end of story. well our alien buddy completely opened our eyes to our true history, why on Earth are we here. Spoiler alert. Nobody wants us exploring the universe with unlimited resources. They want us eating bugs in the 13th century with no electricity begging Bill to let us have the sunshine.

nova was nice .. but this is better in so many ways imo

They understand so little that is why it’s a MYSTERY, they deny there is a creator of the universe

This is a great comment. Thanks!

I'm with you. I'm thinking we'll see more galaxies. And Niel Tyson Degrassi will have to learn something new...

That's the nature of the game!

Yes, instead of just unwinding all these animation clips to leave the impression of knowing everything.

They're actually only seeing graphs and data, bro. Two popular methods: one measures the star's woble as it rotates because planets pull on the star too but it's a very tiny woble. This only works to find big planets like Jupiter. Second method is to see the spectrum of the light the star emits, when a planet crosses it there is a very tiny shift in the spectrum as the atmosphere of the planet has molecules that react with the light and subtly shift it. Hope it helps! Both have their problems and nuances.

If you scroll back on their videos, the one on how light works may be useful :)

Specific to JWST if you search how jwst works there's a 9 min video that will make more sense after watching the how light works one

​@@Jabranalibabrythey use cameras and photos too, they're just in other frequencies of electromagnetic wave and they run it through filters. Later on they can go and change everything to look good.

Same!! I check my notifications daily just to see if either of the channels has a new video lol

Thats what the cosmic horizon is. How far light has been able to travel since the beginning of the universe.

​​​​​@@HistoryoftheUniverseI meant the notion that anything beyond 62 billion light years and the light would never reach us because the expansion rate of space to us is more than the speed of light. The furthest stuff we are looking at is 47 billion light years away by now (though we can see back 13.3-13.4 billion years back when the light left it). This is a miraculously close margin. If you calculate the size of the universe when it may achieve heat death, and what percentage of the total age of the universe to that point has gone by so far, it is astounding that we are now in a moment where the cosmic horizon is slightly closer than the vanishing point where no information could EVER reach us. We can in this moment see to the beginning but in the grand scheme of things only a tiny tiny bit longer. We exist in a near perfect window of time for it. I am explaining this all poorly I feel, but eventually in enough years where the furthest object has gone 17 billion light years further away plus the number of years of the age of the universe at that point beyond that time has gone by in addition, the beginning of the universe can never be seen again. Does that make sense? We are within that tiny band of time. With the rate of expansion accelerating, I cannot really mental math when that time will be, but age of the universe so far is a sizable fraction of that total time. Napkin math tells me 4 billion years from the fall of spot, so like 21-22 billion year old universe and we could not see its birth, and we are 13.8 billion years into that total time. Please someone correct me if I am wrong on any of this. So, 2/3 into it.

HOAT?

Don't worry yourself about it. The Truth Shall Never Vary. The only way the Universe could have come into existence is by A guiding Intellect that controls Atoms and molecules and energy..A designer that is not made of matter and can be Everywhere At Once This Intellect is The One that lit the Stars and hung the Planets

It's truly a feat of engineering that even despite the 100+ independent failure points that could have arised during deployment, it still managed to end up ok. Almost 30 years from announcement to deployment but yes absolutely worth it!

these people would actually deserve their own cable channel .. just saying 🤔

"not to mention launching successfully in the first place". Yeah, not to mention. Like they managed not to mention the name of the "massive rocket", not once but twice. Quite deliberate. I wonder why ? Oh, it was not a MAGA rocket. It was European with French boosters.