Deep field is like a grain of sand held at arms length in relief, what, a few trillion stars in a grain of sand isn't enough magnification? 
First Image From James Webb Space Telescope
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Just wait until they reach out far enough to see a universe ending cataclysm that will take eons to reach here.
I wonder how big the mirror has to be to actually see God proclaiming "Let there be light." ?
The next Webb picture will be of some lab geeks eyeball looking through a microscope.
Pretty cool pics. Anyone who thinks we are alone is dreaming. With billions of galaxies and star systems there has to be billions of planets. Are there billions of civilizations? I believe there are. Without faster than light speed travel we will never go very far. Light speed is a joke and we will go no where with that tech. If we can establish stable worm holes that is maybe the only other way for inter stellar travel.
Our galaxy the Milky has billions of stars. The distance from one end of the Milky Way galaxy to the other is so vast it is hard to comprehend, now multiply all of the other billions of galaxies and their billions of star systems the numbers say there is no way we are alone.
Our galaxy the Milky has billions of stars. The distance from one end of the Milky Way galaxy to the other is so vast it is hard to comprehend, now multiply all of the other billions of galaxies and their billions of star systems the numbers say there is no way we are alone.
I love milky ways, the closest I could find when I was in Canada was called a '3 musketeers'
Looking back in time is amazing, and by billions of years too. Because of astronomic changes, the physics then may appear different than it does now. Stars and other celestial bodies are further apart, if I understand the Big Bang.
The whole concept of dark matter is intriguing. Most of what is exerting gravity in the universe isn't even visible.
The whole concept of dark matter is intriguing. Most of what is exerting gravity in the universe isn't even visible.
I knew they had done it again.. These photos aren't real, they never are.
In order for scientist to be trusted, they should make an attempt at honesty.
Played em like a fiddle..
gizmodo.com
In order for scientist to be trusted, they should make an attempt at honesty.
Played em like a fiddle..
Are the Colors in Webb Telescope Images 'Fake'?
Humans can't see infrared light, so what makes Webb Space Telescope images so dazzling?
gizmodo.com
I knew they had done it again.. These photos aren't real, they never are.
In order for scientist to be trusted, they should make an attempt at honesty.
Played em like a fiddle..
Are the Colors in Webb Telescope Images 'Fake'?
Humans can't see infrared light, so what makes Webb Space Telescope images so dazzling?
“Something I’ve been trying to change people’s minds about is to stop getting hung up on the idea of ‘is this what this would look like if I could fly out there in a spaceship and look at it?’”
Good luck with that buddy.
Yep, the guy says.. "Hey, we have to lie to these people. They won't stop asking us what space looks like."
Still better than space sausage.“Something I’ve been trying to change people’s minds about is to stop getting hung up on the idea of ‘is this what this would look like if I could fly out there in a spaceship and look at it?’”
Good luck with that buddy.
Webb Image Revealed To Be Slice Of Chorizo
I saw this yesterday and thought it was hilarious. Glad you shared it.
People have been irreversibly trained to expect the ultra highly processed images of astronomical objects.
Invariably when showing people Saturn in my telescopes they would exclaim “I can see the rings! It’s so small!” I’d always reply that no, it‘s full sized. That usually puzzled them for a bit.
Invariably when showing people Saturn in my telescopes they would exclaim “I can see the rings! It’s so small!” I’d always reply that no, it‘s full sized. That usually puzzled them for a bit.
The reboot of the cosmos TV show had a great discussion about this.
Basically it said that breaking the speed of light barrier is impossible. Because we have never observed anything in nature actually do it.
Before we achieved flight, we knew it was possible because we saw birds fly.
Before we broke the sound barrier, we knew it was possible because we heard the super sonic boom of projectiles being fired.
We have yet to observe anything in the known universe that has broken the lightspeed barrier.
But…if we ever do, starships are in our future.