Comments by "Dr Gamma D" (@DrDeuteron) on "First images released from James Webb Space Telescope | Rush Hour" video.

  1. The question is: in anything in those galaxies looking back at us, or at least the Milky Way in gestation.
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  2. well, it's cylindrical from out point of view because our point of view defines the cylindrical axis.
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  3. they landed on Mars, bro. They stole that from us. Europe can't do it. Russia can't do it.
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  4.  @jasmineryce217  small? I meant large. Most Messier nebulae are huge.
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  5. if she has a Piled Higher and Deeper, she's by definition: an expert.
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  6. Northrup Grumman
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  7. so HDF was 1:1300 (2.6' x 2.6') www says a grains of sand has a diameter of 0.05mm to 2 mm, and an arm, which is like 2/3 m? A direct comparison would be nice. IN theory web is 100x hubble, but is this *that*? idk.
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  8. ha. never thought of it like that explicitly.: We're 13+ billion years old, seeing those galaxies in their infancy.
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  9.  @jonathanmarin1250  but it would redshifted to ice cold.
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  10. you can't see (in light) past the CMB. Before that, the universe was opaque.
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  11. that's the whole point. This image is 100x the Hubble deep field, so this corresponds to a few pixels in that image. It's Galaxies all the way down.
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