Webb detects universe's earliest complex organic molecules 12 billion light-years from Earth ***Sam Kinison screaming*** Eat shit, you creationist bastards!!!! Eat shit!!!!***
We’ve got pics of Saturn! https://www.universetoday.com/162208/here-come-jwsts-first-images-of-saturn/
I’m amazed by the number of click bait youtube videos proclaiming “The Big Bang Theory is Wrong!” and such. The Big Bang theory may be incomplete and need serious adjustments to account for the weird stuff Webb is finding, but that’s not the same thing as saying the whole theory should be thrown out. Of course, this kind of stuff means that Webb is doing exactly what I would hope massive new scientific tools should do: make us reexamine our assumptions and come up with news ways of explaining the universe.
Wild Webb Telescope Image Uncovers Never-Before-Seen Carbon Molecule in Distant Star System This isn’t a form of the molecule we've not seen before. It's just that it's never been spotted in space, and it's relatively close to us. Only about a thousand or so light years away, not a few billion or anything like that.
James Webb Space Telescope celebrates 1st year of science with jaw-dropping view of cosmic nursery (photo)
The James Webb Telescope found a question mark in deep space. Batman is now reportedly worried about The Riddler's interstellar travel capabilities. https://gizmodo.com/question-mark-spotted-in-deep-space-webb-telescope-1850693160
If anyone was curious, Earth's atmosphere is roughly around 1 quintillion times denser than an average nebula. So when Kirk and Khan faced off, there wasn't anywhere near enough gas or dust to mess with the sensors.
