James Webb Space Telescope - A New View of the Universe - Alien Weather, Dark Stars & Cosmic Dawn
James Webb Space Telescope - A New View of the UniverseShow Notes
Join your host on James Webb Space Telescope: A New View of the Universe as five discoveries unfold—brown dwarf weather, planetary collision debris, a record-distant fast radio burst, early-universe chemistry, and candidate "dark stars." Carefully distinguishing evidence from interpretation, this episode explores what JWST data reveals, and what remains genuinely uncertain, about our cosmos.
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