The James Webb Space Telescope is the successor to the venerable Hubble Space Telescope. It is designed to explore the infrared universe and look at the very first stars and galaxies in the universe as well as help us identify and learn about exoplanets.
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I'm really happy I finally got a chance to hangout with Fraser Cain, Pamela Gay, Scott Lewis and Camilla Corona! Frank Summers, Alberto Conti and I hungout to talk a bit about what we're doing here in Austin and Alberto filled us in on why where her
9th Mar, 2013 - 2858 views
Had a great visit from some Space Fans in the Austin area today, all interested in pursuing a career in astronomy/particle physics/engineering. Great guys who give me renewed hope for the future of humanity. If you want weekly space and astronomy n
8th Mar, 2013 - 2194 views
Took some video of the huge NASA Experience tent at SxSW. Hoping to see lots of people and spread lots of JWST love! If you want weekly space and astronomy news updates, please subscribe to the DeepAstronomy channel. New episodes are uploaded every
2nd Mar, 2013 - 8464 views
The fastest black hole ever measured so far also solves controversy. There may be a protoplanet around HD 100546 and I'm going to SXSW! Riddle of black hole spin solved: http://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/nustar/news/nustar20130227.html http://news.
26th Jan, 2013 - 72.7k views
This was originally produced as a talk to be given by people at the Institute to discuss and introduce JWST. I was asked to turn this into a video based on a Keynote presentation. This is what I came up with. Special thanks to Stephanie Smith who
8th Dec, 2012 - 0 views
Here are some of the links I promised. Please come to our next hangout "Exoplanets and Life in the Universe" on Tuesday, Dec 11th: https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cbj0une7c05hvn4knouc79pb49g Dr. Sara Seager: http://seagerexoplanets.mit.edu/biog