Hey, let me introduce myself. My name is James Webb and I'm an explorer. I'm here to share with you some of the incredible discoveries and images I've stumbled across through my travels. From galaxies millions of light years away, to supernovae that can't be seen by the human eye, I've seen it all! Let me take you on a journey through the universe and show you the most amazing sights imaginable. Let's go! Before I start showing you what I have seen so far, have you seen this little asteroid that photobombed one of my pictures of the universe? The audacity! It’s the smallest object I was able to see, almost the size of the Colosseum in Rome! I’ll give the mic back to the narrator and let him explain to you all my achievements.
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00:00 Intro 1:07 1) Deepest infrared view of the universe to date 3:57 2) The atmosphere of WASP-96 b analyzed by the James Webb Space Telescope. 6:00 3) Southern Ring Nebula 8:10 4) Stephan’s Quintet 11:16 5) Cosmic Cliffs in the Carina Nebula 12:59 6)Jupiter and its mooon Europa 14:30 7) GLASS-z11 and GLASS-z13 , the two candidates for the most distant known galaxies 16:29 8) NGC 628 (the "Phantom Galaxy") 17:40 9) Odd Cartwheel galaxy in an unprecedented detail 19:18 10) Jupiter and its auroras 21:10 11) James Webb (NIR) + Hubble (Optical) combined picture of pair of galaxies 22:48 12) Star WR 140 surrounded by strange concentric shells 23:49 13) The Pillars of Creation 25:04 15) WASP-39b Atmosphere Update 26:00 16) Planet forming disk of dust surrounding a small young star AU MIC 27:18 17) Webb Spectra Confirm Two Arcs Are the Same Galaxy (NIRISS Emission Spectra) 28:32 18) 18) Webb Spectra Identify Galaxies in the Very Early Universe (NIRSpec MSA Emission Spectra)
