If you've been on social media for the past day,
you've probably seen these photos going around.
The first images from the James webb space telescope.
Let's jump to this shot and you can see there the heavens
twirling around in startling high definition.
That image shows SMACS 0723.
A massive group of galaxy clusters acting as a magnifying glass for
the objects behind them.
Which is apparently a thing that Galaxies can do.
Anyway, the galaxy cluster is shown as it appeared 4.6 billion years ago.
If you believe that the universe is that many years old and not just like 10,000.
Anyway, it is apparently the deepest image of our universe that has ever been taken.
And some of these are actually even more impressive.
If you jump ahead to this, a shot of the southern ring nebula.
Really high clarity image there especially if can we like,
can we go to this next graphic and then back and forth a few times.
So you can see what Hubble was able to show of that same thing and
then you go back.
That is pretty impressive.
I was pooh poohing these images on our production meeting.
And eventually, if we could jump ahead to graphic eight, that's I think the coolest,
it looks like one of the backgrounds from the Thor movie I saw last night.
It is impressive.
It is an amazing technological achievement to be able to take images like this.
And I am sure there is much that can be learned of our universe using this
technology and so, like anything that gets people interested once again in what
science can achieve, I'm a fan of Jessica.
>> Yeah, this is one of my hottest takes that is not very popular.
But all this stuff about space exploration and looking for other Galaxies.
It's like we've got life at home to take care of man.
How many people can we defend telescope?
I'm such a party pooper when it comes to outer space.
>> You can't eat a telescope Jessica, duh.
>> Yeah, that's the thing and Biden tweeting it out like, look at this,
we're just living on a floating rock, through space.
Look at all the Galaxies.
Please stop asking me to do stuff.
And in that same thing, it's like, yeah, we live on a floating rock in outer space.
My student loan debt is just a number.
You can just hit a button [LAUGH] and it'll go away.
I think people need a little bit of existential moments to realize how
big the universe is and keep things in perspective, I think that's cool.
I think learning about space is cool, but
think about how much time we would have to go explore outer space and
innovate if everyone was housed and fed and they had health care.
We could invest in in actual things that are innovative and
spend our leisure time exploring outer space.
That would be really cool.
>> I agree.
That is the star trek model.
First, you need the socialism, then you get the space travel and
maybe the money, power and respect, I'm not sure.
But anyway, you're sitting there thinking that your student loan debt is really big,
but in comparison to the universe, is it really that big?
Anyway.
One fine.
I just wanted to spotlight this tweet from Mattxiv says, all these stars and Galaxies
and you think God is really spending time worrying if you're a little gay?
That's a great point.
That's why I want people to focus on space.
It's so infinite and we are so small, so small.
Anyway, we have a poll.
Do you care about these new photos from space?
Are you and me or are you a Jessica?
Well, you go to TYT dot com slash vote and you can vote either yes,
I am an intellectual or no.
See at this point this is what I was doing it.
No, I am a Philistine, like John Ida Rolla.
So anyway, go to TYT dot com slash vote.
We're gonna give you the results of that on tomorrow's program.
But anyway, we're gonna have to see, can you, do you have the head space to focus
on the stars or do you feel like you've gotta focus on the here and now?
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