Live right now
On the subject of the JWSTâs complex engineeringâŚ
The Insane Engineering of James Webb Telescope
And why itâs so important for the search for future homes for our species and to further our understanding of the galaxyâs historyâŚ
How NASAâs Webb Telescope Will Transform Our Place in the Universe
Even XKCD is getting in on the JWST hype:

NASA Spaceflight covering the Falcon 9 launch of 49 Starlink satellites:
And a couple of other camera angles from the Spaceflight Now feed:
The Potentially Hazardous Asteroid (7482) 1994 PC1 will have a close, but safe, encounter with us, coming at about 2 millions of km from the Earth. The Virtual Telescope Project will show it to you live, online: join us from the comfort of your home!
Our live feed, free live feed is scheduled for 18 Jan. 2022, starting at 20:00 UTC
Thatâs 22:00 SAST
Also, rude Discourse is behaving like an unemployed net nanny again!
A huge asteroid flies will fly safely by Earth today. Hereâs how to watch it live.
Is that even English, or is it just me that struggled to read that?
Space.com sub-editor clearly not paying too much attention to the text. The YouTube description (âOur live feed, free live feedâŚâ) I can excuse because the bloke who does these streams, Gian Masi, is Italian. His English - written and spoken - is infinitely better than my Italian, so his grammatical faux pas are okay with me.
I seen that trailer, as much as I dislike Leo (but love Meryl), the whole thing just looks very satire.
It is exactly that - a very satirical take on the planetâs current situation. It uses the approaching planet killer as an analogy for the ignorance and âitâs a hoaxâ narrative of catastrophic climate change. Itâs billed as a comedy, but itâs not ha ha funny. Itâs funny in a scary way. Worth a watch if youâre not able to sleep, but definitely not family friendly!
Iâll add it to my to-watch backlog.
It one of those movies you watch ones and that Is enough. but it does give a good comment on our current society and that is the scary thing
One of the most frustrating movirs for me to watch! I just wanted to shake people and tell them to âWAKE UP!â. Which neatly sums up my reaction to half of the world right now. Fitting.
It has arrived!
https://blogs.nasa.gov/webb/2022/01/24/orbital-insertion-burn-a-success-webb-arrives-at-l2/
Possibly one of the best looking launches. Amazing camera views from both SpaceX and NSF. Both is worth a watch
Future wars are going to be fought with energy blasts and EMP weapons.

