Secrets Revealed by the Webb Telescope - Looking at Ourselves from the Beginning of Time

Explore the groundbreaking discoveries of the James Webb Space Telescope in this captivating one-hour talk by Dr. James Bullock, Dean of the School of Physical Sciences at UC Irvine. Delve into the remarkable capabilities of this $10 billion marvel, built over two decades, which offers an unprecedented view of the universe as it appeared over 13 billion years ago. Learn how the Webb Telescope functions as a cosmic time machine, peering into the depths of space to observe the earliest stars and galaxies, while also studying nearby dust clouds to unravel the mysteries of star and planet formation. Gain unique insights from Dr. Bullock, former chair of the James Webb Telescope User Committee, as he shares the latest research and findings from this extraordinary mission. Part of the McCloskey Speaker Series, this presentation illuminates our understanding of the universe's origins and our place within it.

Secrets Revealed by the Webb Telescope: Looking at Ourselves from the Beginning of Time