NEW HD Images Of Proxima B Released By James Webb Telescope Show Something Strange!

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[@pfpchad2747]

Great content!

[@ioanbota9397]

Realy I like it its interestyng

[@frankhall424]

From the data I get it appears there is intelligent life in the Proxima Centauri system. This intelligent life may be on Proxima B . However there may be other undiscovered planets of where the intelligent life actually is.

[@martinhall60]

Very interesting and informative video. Well done. 👍

[@WilliamRWarrenJr]

Proxima Centauri is a red dwarf ... and Proxima b is tidally locked. Life could theoretically survive in the "twilight zone" between hellish day and frozen night.
But the star's radiation and atmospheric violence makes complex life unlikely.

[@bebotmaat1557]

Aliens of 4-7 from Proxima had reached Earth way back in 1961-62. They were the who pin pointed where they could locate Proxima Centauri B. They met Sps. Barney and Betty Hill from New Hampshire USA .

[@toycelicagt4wd]

Nice video... Here is what grinds my gears: What I find strange is that so many of these Documentaries and clips still use Miles (Imperial System). Even when NASA and every scientific organisation use Metric. I know NASA use both, but should not be needed.

[@frankmccann29]

They did studies years ago about animals that could handle radiation Reptiles came in first as a relatively advanced multi-legged (thanks spock) organism.

[@ellierfromthebronx4531]

The narrator sounds like Jason Hawes...or Jonathan Frakes. Yeah, it probably is Frakes.
Ok,now where are these HD photos?

[@murryburnett2562]

It emits a signal of about 9.82MHz, By any chance what is the value of fPI Squared in MHz about 9,8MHz

[@chrishouge9134]

If we go there we can drop off small communication satellites on the way it would help us send and receive messages way faster than four days it would almost be instantaneous communications with earth

[@bebotmaat1557]

Proxima Centauri B is 4.2 light years from the Sun. One light year is equivalent to the distance from Sun to Earth 92 million miles to 1 Light Year.

[@user-eo1oz6tr9l]

This is incorrect it's the distance light can travel in one year

[@Femtobot314]

Bro that’s pluto….