"a billion light years away". Absolutely unreachable, even at the speed of light, how mad is that. The universe is crazy!

@user-ik8ud9uq8z

11 ай бұрын

Deformed light is litterally billions to trillions times faster than light

@MMPAspergerian

11 күн бұрын

The Astrophysical Journal published in April 2022, HD1 is a galaxy that's 33.4 billion light years away...

Absolutely beautiful. The James Webb telescope is doing wonders :), it's finally nice that we get to see a different image of Neptune apart from the one made 30 years ago. Hopefully there are many more to come! 🤞🏻

@twelved4983

Жыл бұрын

Complimenting yourself, huh?

@neptune1525

Жыл бұрын

@@twelved4983 hmm? 😳

@DobygamesGC

Жыл бұрын

Neptune almost forgot he had rings

@kcirrednosrednad3596

Жыл бұрын

@@neptune1525 Never mind the troll. I don't quite see how you were "complimenting" yourself.

@cloudbloom

Жыл бұрын

@@kcirrednosrednad3596 they were making a joke because of the user name lol

The voyager images are amazing, but when I saw this for the first time I had to pick up my own jaw. I never would have imagined seeing our planets with such tremendous details through a telescope in our orbit, least of all Neptune.

@stevencrazyfire9714

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I wondered what that jaw was on the ground

@wheelercooley5339

Жыл бұрын

Wake up before it’s too late!!!

@Darien2016

Жыл бұрын

Me too

@DjDaZze1only

Жыл бұрын

@@wheelercooley5339 da fuck?

@joshuaamendoza5084

Жыл бұрын

James Webb isn’t in our orbit

This is why I've always loved Neptune, I knew it was spectacular, but THIS is mesmerizing!!!!!

I thought only Saturn had rings. That's why I love channels like this, where you learn something while being entertained.

@twelved4983

Жыл бұрын

Im pretty sure all of the gas giants have rings. It’s just that Saturn’s completely outclass the rest due to their size and overall magnificence. Jupiter, Uranus’s, and Neptune’s rings are all much smaller and definitely harder to see.

@prakashd7397

Жыл бұрын

Uranus axis horizontal so ring 90degreeupright

@godfreynkhonjera886

Жыл бұрын

All the gas Giants have rings, only that Saturn's are more pronounced

@poeticsilence047

Жыл бұрын

@@mikeycrackson same it's my favorite planet for that very reason. It being on it's side.

@mikewhocheeseharry5292

Жыл бұрын

I’m looking forward seeing the rings around Uranus.

This absolutely stunned me the first time I saw this. The amount of detail and color the JWT can produce is nothing, but amazing and extraordinary. I never thought we'd ever see such clarity of our planets like we are now. It's always been in the back of my mind if we'd ever see planets with such details and now its actually happening. Incredible!

It is incredible how this new telescope gives us a new look and scope into the universe especially with those beautiful galaxy photos

I remember seeing Saturn through a telescope for an astronomy lab class I took in college. It still gives me chills, absolutely amazing

When I die (assuming that anything comes after death), I hope that my disembodied consciousness can float dreamily above the dim, blue clouds of Neptune. I could pass through eternity comfortably like that

@cheffrey82

Жыл бұрын

I have thought that too - that if there really is an omniscient creator of the Universe, I would love to have a guided tour from them after I die. Imagine seeing the interior seas of Europa, see where Oumuamua came from, watch a star go supernova, or see galaxies millions of light years away...

So beautiful and mysterious at the same time. Neptune is my second favorite planet after Earth. I can't wait to see more pictures from JWST. Awesome video as always.❤️💐

no doubt, the Webb telescope is quite incredible

*My favorite planet & my favorite moon (Triton). I wish in the next decade we will have a similar exploring probe like Galileo or Cassini for Neptune & Uranus. Imagine the quality of images and other scientific data with the current technological advancement.*

@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman

Жыл бұрын

"Favorite" ......... for now

JSWT has created interest in most people, not just those who study/do research in space science/astronomy. Everyday, we can expect some surprise/news in astronomy with JWST in woking condition.

Another Excellent Video, Thanks V, Have a Great Weekend. 👍🔭

The infrared picture is stunning! Almost beyond words the way it crackles with mystery!

Yay!! I was hoping for one of your videos!! Eagerly anticipating the next. Thank you so much!!!

This is absolutely stunning, can't wait for more webb images. And hope all is well V1. 👍

They are sure incredible pictures! Love that telescope & the amazing pictures it's been a blast seeing all you post on it Ty Luv&Peace Cheers Sean&family. 🙂

Neptune is so beautiful

Excellent presentation ! Very significant views of Neptune !

Really appreciate your videos! I always look forward to them.

Best astronomy channel. Great to have a UK representative on space discovery's. 👍

Thank you for giving us this much brief Video 💖

Saturn’s rings were the main reason I used to like that planet. In recent years, however, Neptune has become my favorite planet. Despite what we know now with the information we have from _Voyager 2_ and the James Webb Telescope, there’s still so much we have yet to discover. The Great Dark Spot has also been a source of many questions I’d like answered. How did it form and die? How famous is it compared to Jupiter’s Great Red Spot? When was it at its strongest? Triton is yet another bewildering topic. If it was a retrograde dwarf planet once, how did Neptune capture it? What’s the reason for its icy volcanoes? The more answers we get, the more questions we ask. Because of this, science will continue beyond this generation, but that’s okay. More and more discoveries about the Solar System will be unlocked.

@maximesaindon3552

Жыл бұрын

What also gets me is that Neptune's core is as hot as the surface of the sun. It's called an ice giant, but really even a couple hundred kilometers above it's core and we'd be boiled alive. Jupiter's core is even hotter than that. Neptune is awe inspiring and dangerously gorgeous.

Triton surface being a mirror and reflecting all light is unique

This was excellent work and well researched. What a fascinating world we find ourselves in.

Gosh man I love your content. I'm already subbed but seriously thinking about joining your patreon you are awesome man keep it up.

The JWST is just a mind blowing piece of ingenious technology, we are now seeing things in not only our own Solar System but nearly as far back as time will allow us, when you pointed out the spiril galaxy at the end of the video and said it was a billion light years away, I was purely stunned! Fantastic video as always "V" 👍

Neptune in Infrared mode is amazing The james webb telescope really broke the record! It made other planets look better! Maybe sometime in the future there will be another telescope like james webb telescope But even better! Just imagine The james webb Telescope , But even better

Amazing as usual

Simply wow. It's so stunning it's hard to describe

Awesome videos as always say 🌍

Thanks for this valuable video. Loads of amazing information. The Webb Telescope is mankind's most advanced and breathtaking telescope. Looking forward to more shots!

beautiful

I never was really interested in space until Hubble piqued my interest. The new JW images are giving me goose bumps. Thank you for such a great narrative. Goose bumps.

Great and informative.

At first seeing the image i was thinking it was Saturn 🤦🏻‍♂️

Absolutely stunning! 😮😮😮

A stunning video again!! So complete about the details of Neptune and triton! Thank you

Thank you!

Thank you for that it was awesome 🙂

nice breakdown. TY!

Love this channel..💞💞 So much information..U make great videos..There doing a triton mission in the coming years..

Fantastic video! 👍

Triton sounds like an alien super structure here to monitor Earth progress 🤣

Amazing 😍

That's absolutely incredible and amazing.

Awe inspiring! The mind (my mind) is not able to contemplate what went into the makings of these worlds, and how they're able to maintain their places in the universe.

Bloody beautiful this.

Brilliant doco with images I've never seen before 👍

Hi Awesome video. With more information. Thanks.

Very late to this, but many thanks again. The galaxy at the end was mind-blowing.

Wow 👏

Mankind's most powerful telescope. The observable universal will become bigger in the coming years...

Thank you so much !!!!

I really hope observations like this will spark new interest in the ice giant planets so more missions to visit them directly can be funded and streamlined to get there ASAP. I know there are talks about a possible mission to Uranus, but that's still many years off from becoming a reality, IF it happens at all.

Absolutely incredible. Awesome. Phenomenal. Beautiful. I'll stop before I have to refer to a thesaurus.

Really nice video

My favorite planet after Earth. And V, this video was very nicely done. You continue to grow in your production skills. Many thanks!! Wishing you and Rolo a blessed weekend. 👍🇺🇸💙🇬🇧

if the time is right, it might take a deep look at uranus

I love it. Always been a space freak but went through too much personal crap. This is all like a splash of cold water on my brain, helping me realize no matter how shit things can be, Earth and Space are beautiful.

So beautiful

Awesome 👍

Incredible picture, but i thought it would be a bit less fuzzy . fir a tekescope like the James Web.

Stunning content as usual, thank you.

This is amazing also this video are show a real image of Neptune and its ring👍

Superb

this planet is close enough to the sun to orbit it, yet so far away it takes 4 hours for the light to reach it. Imagine flipping a switch and waiting that long to see anything while you're blown away by the strongest wind ever discovered.

4:30 Call out to my boy Triton!

LOVE.

Unbelievable JWT

Wow. It looks like a jewel.

Certified Platinum!!!!!

amazing

Fun fact: This video was uploaded on Neptunes 177th discovery anniversary

Thank for for such a delightful narration! It's interesting how Triton contrast to reflect light while Neptune absorbs it, and Triton orbits in opposite direction to an average satellite in the Solar System. No wonder our minds had just being blown. What was the other light 45* NE from Neptune at 7:31? Also, where could one access the image for further eye pick?

I'd like to see Uranus and Pluto with JW.

What’s the next video you will be making after this V101?

@mas0nit3

Жыл бұрын

how to Probe the 7th planet ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

Good show v101 scince live ure show neorune is my favourite planet what mean to say im interested most of neptune uts abit mysterious also triton too with its cryo volcanos not seen these good images since voyager

space is so vaste damn 🤩

Anything infrared from Webb is visually orgasmic and I cant get enough, keep killing it JWST team!

How the ring around the exo planets is exactly perfect...

the video title makes this sound like something out of Gemini Home Entertainment

neptune my favourite planet yay

It's cool how the picture showed not the only saturn have rings

Neptune and Uranus are both very intriguing planes.

Wtf Neptune has rings?!

@dam.wechill

Жыл бұрын

Yes six rings in fact

@elleni-41

Жыл бұрын

Yup..so does uranus n jupiter.. There just very faint..

Do uranus next plz.

What's the name of that first song? Nice Video indeed.

Never heard it pronounced as "me-thane" gas before, tell me I'm not the only one please

There might be some good science to do on Triton if they shorten the exposure time with Webb.

Honestly it's fascinating we have these things in our own solar system and know nothing about them. Why are they there? What are they doing? What is on them? Will we ever know....

🥇🥇🥇

Its Nibiru coming for us...be ready

Ironically Neptune is actually not as blue as the 1989 processed, contrasted image from the voyager spacecraft. The planets colour is actually similar to Uranus.

👏

I wonder if Triton is brighter thru a normal telescope as well or if this is just the result of JWST's IR spectrum?

Since Titan rotates opposite from Neptune and Neptune has relatively new rings, could Titan cause another moon to be broken apart, maybe pushing it in an area where it's place and rotation eventually collided with another moon? Will Titans chance go up if it intersect another's moon's orbit and one day might collide with one of the others either destroy that moon or destroys both and making another ring of so titans reflectiveness might make a ring that's easier to see? Who knows maybe this "planet X" could of been the cause of pushing titan over there with Neptune.

Neptune was discovered 176 years ago, so 2036 is going to be the 180th anniversary of the distant ice giant's discovery!

I have one question what happen to Pluto the Plante?