I Challenged Space YouTubers To Pick James Webb's Best Image [feat. @joescott and @whatdamath ]
Which JWST image is the best so far? To answer that, we did a series of polls among our community with a quarter-final round, semi-final and the final. Can my fellow space YouTubers guess which one turned out to be the winner? Do they agree with your decision? Let's find out!
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Really enjoyed this chat with Joe and Anton! Great content creators with similar audiences - what a brilliant collab! Really liked the commentary between ya'll. Set 1 images: I share similar choices with Anton. Smacs 0723 (2) & Pillars of Creation (4) were my picks because the deep field became sooo much deeper and it was the first time I had ever visually seen galaxy lensing before. Similar feelings with the Pillars, we had never seen so much detail with Hubble because of the lack of infrared and it was stunning! Set 2 images: WR140 was visually astounding to me. Had never seen an object with rings of that kind. The rings look like gravitational waves! Titan is a favourite because its one of the few planets that has an atmosphere in our solar system. It was hard to see with Hubble but the power of JWST just brought so much more detail to it.