Did JWST Discover Dark Matter Stars?
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Its crazy that John Mitchell had the idea that stars were so big that their gravity wouldn't allow it's light to shine in the 1700s what a under rated astronomer!
The Webb telescope is awesome. Can't wait to see more discoveries!
I’m practically vibrating with excitement seeing this. Like 20 years ago little 11 year old only recently diagnosed with autism me developed a love for astronomy because my dad had an edition of the Sky at Night magazine that had a piece on theorised dark stars that he let me read and keep. I still have that copy today. My abusive father did only two good things for me while I was still in contact with him - letting me have that copy of that magazine is one of them.
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Top Comments (10)
MASSIVE appreciation for the visualisation team. Every video I'm flabbergasted by the quality of these animations. 👏🏼
Matt O'Dowd is the best astronomy and physics educator on YouTube.
Matt is so OP he travelled back in time to give us the upcoming episode on Dark Stars early.
The real Matt O'Dowd would have said "How do you think I survive so long, out here...in Space Time".
Astronomy 50 years ago: Stare at tiny dots until you see enough to learn something. Astronomy today: Stare at nothing until you see tiny dots.
PBS Space Time always has top quality Space content, That is for sure.
Just looked up and read about John Michell. Guy needs more recognition! He predicted black holes in the 18th century and actually conceived of and designed the apparatus for the Cavendish experiment but died before he could carry it out, and then his friend Cavendish finished the work.
Its crazy that John Mitchell had the idea that stars were so big that their gravity wouldn't allow it's light to shine in the 1700s what a under rated astronomer!
The Webb telescope is awesome. Can't wait to see more discoveries!
I’m practically vibrating with excitement seeing this. Like 20 years ago little 11 year old only recently diagnosed with autism me developed a love for astronomy because my dad had an edition of the Sky at Night magazine that had a piece on theorised dark stars that he let me read and keep. I still have that copy today. My abusive father did only two good things for me while I was still in contact with him - letting me have that copy of that magazine is one of them.