5 Surprising JWST Discoveries That Will Rewrite Textbooks For Years to Come
Throughout human history, our innate curiosity about the mysteries of the universe has driven us to push beyond the boundaries of what we thought was possible. We've built magnificent telescopes and observatories to gaze into the vast expanse of space, seeking answers to humanity's most profound questions. But we never came close enough to ease our curiosities. And then, NASA joined forces with European and Canadian space agencies to create the ultimate space-spying machine, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). In just over two years, the JWST has unveiled breathtaking discoveries from never-before-seen objects within our own solar system to distant galaxies that break our existing understanding of the universe. Join us as we embark on a journey to explore the top 5 JWST discoveries that will rewrite science textbooks forever.
The James Webb Space Telescope, or JWST, launched on Christmas Day 2021 after months of careful preparations. It took its first iconic images in July 2022 and officially began science operations the very next day. In the over two years since then, JWST has been an absolute game-changer. This remarkable observatory has provided an endless stream of incredible discoveries about the early universe. With its unparalleled clarity, JWST has revealed the cosmos as it appeared during the first billion years after the Big Bang. As scientists dig into all the imaging and spectroscopic data, it's clear our textbooks on cosmic history are being rewritten. JWST is fundamentally transforming our understanding of the universe's formative years. According to a recently presented paper at a conference held by the International Space Science Institute in Switzerland, the JWST has made even more incredible discoveries. The paper, which outlined the top findings from the JWST, was presented at this prestigious international forum and will be explored in this video. Keep watching as we will give you a snapshot of the major progress made in just the first two and a half years of this groundbreaking mission. Before we explore the incredible discoveries highlighted by this fascinating paper, let’s provide some important context.
5 Impossible Galaxies
The James Webb Telescope was designed to uncover the secrets of the distant universe, also known as the high-redshift universe. While the Hubble Telescope could only observe up to a redshift of 11, corresponding to the distance of the farthest galaxy it detected, GN-z11, the James Webb Telescope can see much farther, up to a redshift of 20.
4 Unusually Shaped Galaxies
The paper showed that the James Webb Space Telescope has made a startling discovery, revealing numerous disc-shaped galaxies, many of which formed extremely early in the universe's history.
3 Universe Breakers
When the first images from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) were released in July 2022, astronomers and space enthusiasts were left in awe.
2 Supermassive Black Hole
The discovery of massive early galaxies by JWST has challenged our understanding of cosmology, but it's not the only anomaly.
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00:00 Intro
1:10 the James webb
2:30 5 impossible galaxies
4:30 4 Unusually Shaped Galaxies
5:55 3 Universe Breakers
9:20 2 Supermassive Black Hole
11:40 1 Shocking Discovery Of Asteroids
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