9tI7V4hYHaI what-could-we-see-with-a-planet-sized-telescope What Could We See with a Planet-Sized Telescope? The James Webb Telescope just took a photo of a newly discovered exoplanet. XqHWEU4xPYU nasa-just-released-close-up-images-of-jupiter-and-its-moons NASA Just Released Close-Up Images of Jupiter and Its Moons Captured by NASA’s Juno spacecraft, these stunning images reveal Jupiter and its moons in ways we’ve never seen before. 5ZCagbHJ2yk celestium-what-came-before-the-big-bang Celestium | What Came Before the Big Bang? What came before the Big Bang? From rewinding cosmic chaos to wild multiverse theories, this video dives into the boldest ideas physicists have about our universe’s mysterious beginnings and what came before. 5WM8cBCorBk euclid-captured-the-universe-in-1-hour-hubble-would-take-years Euclid Captured the Universe in 1 Hour Hubble Would Take Years What if most of the Universe is invisible and we just found a way to see it? znnh49XGx2w gaia-discovered-hidden-galaxies-inside-our-milky-way Gaia Discovered Hidden Galaxies Inside Our Milky Way ESA’s Gaia telescope has reached the end of its life, but what has it discovered about our Milky Way galaxy’s hidden secret? oJK9j9g1ZnA spacex-launches-nasas-newest-telescope-into-orbit SpaceX Launches NASA's Newest Telescope Into Orbit On Tuesday, SpaceX launched Spectro-Photometer for the History of the Universe, Epoch of Reionization and Ices Explorer (SPHEREx), NASA's newest telescope, into orbit from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. qS7tt_9P1k8 history-of-the-universe-what-is-the-universe-expanding-into History of the Universe | What Is The Universe Expanding Into? Written by Colin Stuart, Edited and animated by Siji Sheehan, Narrated by David Kelly -aGkL7RCXO0 this-new-idea-could-explain-the-laws-of-nature This New Idea Could Explain the Laws of Nature Most physicists believe that our universe began with a Big Bang. RYBanZkMmKM astrum-the-inconvenient-truth-that-breaks-the-big-bang-model Astrum | The Inconvenient Truth that Breaks the Big Bang Model We dive into one of astronomy's biggest mysteries, the Lithium Problem. Av5BwRYSiWM david-butler-how-far-away-is-it-2024-review David Butler | How Far Away Is It - 2024 Review 2024 was another big year for Webb and Hubble as they and others continue to find new galaxies and more about galaxies and stars that we’ve seen before. We’ll start with our last look at DART in our solar system. Mt0zDt8PelI how-old-is-it-04-the-epoch-of-reionization How Old Is It | 04 - The Epoch of Reionization In our previous chapter on the ΛCDM benchmark model, we covered the Big Bang up to the Surface of Last Scattering that created the Cosmic Microwave Background. This was triggered by the Universe’s cooling to the point where electrons could couple to protons to form hydrogen - Recombination. HJ8F0pfNTgM dr-becky-has-jwst-shown-that-dark-matter-doesnt-exist Dr. Becky | Has JWST Shown That Dark Matter Doesn’t Exist? We don’t yet understand the early Universe. And that’s not surprising because for a long time we weren’t able to observe the distant Universe, because telescopes couldn’t see that far. -YtFL89p9VU explanation-of-the-3-biggest-jwst-discoveries-too-much-bs Explanation of the 3 Biggest JWST Discoveries | Too Much BS James Webb captures infrared light, which allows us to see billions of light years away. Some galaxies would not be visible otherwise, because their light has redshifted beyond visible light spectrum due to the universe’s expansion. y_UgkIFjj1o nasa-celebrates-jwst-telescope-anniversary-with-new-images NASA Celebrates JWST Telescope Anniversary t has been two years since NASA's James Webb telescope gave us a stunning first look at the depth of our universe. To commemorate the achievement, NASA has released new images showing two distant galaxies interacting with each other. -EiTby2Lku8 the-roman-space-telescope-nasas-next-generation-observatory The Roman Space Telescope | NASA's Next Observatory NASA’s next great observatory that’s set to launch is the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (which used to be known as WFIRST). The Roman Space Telescope is the successor to Hubble with a similar wavelength range and the same size telescope mirror. AlOKBhb4MPk is-the-hubble-telescope-nasas-most-important-invention Is the Hubble Telescope NASA's Most Important Invention? Welcome to Progress, the home of history's greatest leaps forward. From the seismic invention of the world's first printing press to the great rocket-powered marvels that took us to the stars, we'll be bringing you world-class documentaries celebrating history's greatest inventions and technological breakthroughs. yKmPJmaeP8A dr-becky-has-jwst-solved-the-crisis-in-cosmology Dr. Becky | Has JWST Solved the Crisis in Cosmology? Last weekend the lead researcher of a group using data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) to calculate the current rate of expansion of the Universe (aka the Hubble constant, H0) presented their results for the first time at an American Physical Society meeting. UA-He0aIbJc has-jwst-found-evidence-for-the-first-stars-to-ever-form Has JWST found evidence for the First Stars to ever form? One of JWST’s main goals has always been to find evidence of the first stars to form in the Universe. _OlsA3mfOxY james-webb-unprecedented-discoveries-since-2021 James Webb Unprecedented Discoveries Since 2021 With the James Webb Space Telescope, humanity has had a new "eye in the cosmos" since 2021. swFWysqZ7gE what-did-we-learn-from-the-hubble-telescope What Did We Learn From The Hubble Telescope? Embark on a journey with the Hubble Space Telescope, the first large telescope to orbit the Earth, revealing the universe's secrets beyond the reach of human exploration. VDqdplEIXbE jwsts-big-debate-over-one-of-the-most-distant-galaxies-in-the-universe-gn-z11 JWST's Big Debate over One of the Most Distant Galaxies One of the most distant galaxies known GN-z11 has been observed many times by JWST in it’s first few years of observations but that data isn’t as clear cut as we hoped. pJW-rNvLvn4 two-supernovae-found-in-the-same-lensed-galaxy Two Supernovae Found in the Same Lensed Galaxy In this video, we explore the amazing discovery of the second supernova in MRG-M0138, a distant galaxy that is warped and magnified by a massive cluster of galaxies. FjWwQEDq0KU jwst-shows-the-early-universe-is-different-than-we-thought JWST shows the early Universe is Different than we thought Remember those overmassive galaxies that JWST found that people claimed proved "the big bang never happened?" when in reality it was just that we couldn't explain how they'd got so big? 3DLylJZBBLo jwst-finds-most-distant-supermassive-black-hole-known JWST Finds Most Distant Supermassive Black Hole Known One of the biggest mysteries in astrophysics is how supermassive black holes form in the early Universe and grow to be SO supermassive. cUGFrH5vvio the-euclid-telescope-just-opened-its-eyes-this-is-what-it-saw Euclid Telescope Just Opened Its Eyes! This Is What It Saw The first full-color images captured by the brand-new Euclid Space Telescope have been made public, and they did not disappoint. p_GUkZFTjVU what-do-jupiter-and-saturn-look-like-through-a-telescope What do Jupiter and Saturn Look Like Through a Telescope? In October of 2023 I travelled to Soneva Fushi in the Maldives where they have an amateur observatory with a 14" telescope. 2pux7v9qJ58 what-did-james-webb-really-see-at-the-beginning-of-time What Did James Webb Really See At The Beginning of Time? Music from Silver Maple, Epidemic Sound and Artlist. HqwY0fz3daw jwst-just-found-a-fossil-from-the-early-universe-2023 JWST just Found a Fossil From the Early Universe (2023) In this episode, we will explore one of the most remarkable discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST): a massive and compact quiescent galaxy, which is a type of galaxy that stopped forming stars and is a possible ancestor of giant elliptical galaxies. JNiYd_8AsOM webb-just-focussed-on-the-most-distant-star-ever Webb Just Focussed on the Most Distant Star Ever Earendel, the farthest star ever discovered in the universe, lying at the edge of time. Earendel is so far away that its light has taken 13 billion years to reach us through a cosmic coincidence of line of sight. But this doesn't mean that it's 13 billion light-years away.