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The cosmos. hubble is coming to the end of its lifetime. it will stop working in a few years, so we have the successor. james webb. it is much, much bigger. you can see deeper into the cosmos and therefore further back in time. they hope right to the moment, just a couple of hundred million years after the big bang with the very first stars switch on. there was darkness and then the stars ignite. why is that important? well, when the big bang happened, we only had three chemical elements, hydrogen, helium and lithium. everything else all of the other chemical elements had to be forged in the n...
When the big bang happened, we only had three chemical elements. hydrogen, helium and lithium. everything else, all of the other chemical elements had to be forged in the nuclear reactions in stars. the carbon that makes up your body, the phosphorus in your dna, the nitrogen in earth's atmosphere, the silicon in the rocks, the silicon in the fibre—optic cables that are bringing the pictures to me here in cambridge, to you in london, all of that chemistry had to be made in those first stars and in their descendants. so it is a really key moment in our story, in the story of the cosmos. it is ...
They are hoping for, what they hope ultimately this can tell us that previous telescopes have not been able to. do you remember we had the hubble space telescope 30 ago, it has completely transformed our view of the cosmos. it will stop working in a few years. we have this successor, james webb. it is bigger, much, much bigger. it can see deeper into the cosmos and therefore, further back in time as well. they hope right to that moment, just a couple of hundred million years after the big ban, where the very first stars switch on. there was darkness and then the stars ignite. why is that impor...
When the big bang happened, we only had three chemical elements. hydrogen, helium and lithium. everything else, all of the other chemical elements had to be forged in the nuclear reactions in stars. the carbon that makes up your body, the phosphorus in your dna, the nitrogen in earth's atmosphere, the silicon in the rocks, the silicon in the fibre—optic cables that are bringing the pictures to me here in cambridge, to you in london, all of that chemistry had to be made in those first stars and in their descendants. so it is a really key moment in our story, in the story of the cosmos. it is ...