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- Every image is a new discovery and each will give humanity
a view of the universe that we've never seen before.
- This image, as we're looking at it,
what we're seeing is not just all the galaxies,
but there's a cluster here.
And you know, it's really, there's so much detail here.
We're seeing these galaxies in a way
that we've never been able to see before.
- These images are gonna remind the world
that America can do big things
and then remind the American people,
especially our children, that there's nothing
beyond our capacity, nothing beyond our capacity.
- Today represents an exciting new chapter
in the exploration of our universe.
This telescope is one
of humanity's great engineering achievements.
- This stunning vista of the cosmic cliffs
of the Carina Nebula reveals new details
about this vast stellar nursery.
First of all, of hundreds of new stars
that we've never seen before.
We see examples of bubbles and cavities and jets
that are being blown out by these newborn stars.
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- You see lots of individual stars in there,
actually, resolved as point sources, which is remarkable.
And then as we pan across, we actually see the galaxies
and the emerging galaxies.
We now see gas and dust, which is being heated up
in the collision between those galaxies.
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- What you're seeing here is the telltale signature,
the chemical fingerprint of water vapor in these atmosphere.
There's evidence of clouds and hazes because
the water features are not quite as large as we predicted.
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