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- Every image is a new discovery
and each will give humanity

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a view of the universe that
we've never seen before.

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- This image, as we're looking at it,

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what we're seeing is not
just all the galaxies,

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but there's a cluster here.

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And you know, it's really,
there's so much detail here.

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We're seeing these galaxies in a way

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that we've never been able to see before.

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- These images are gonna remind the world

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that America can do big things

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and then remind the American people,

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especially our children,
that there's nothing

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beyond our capacity,
nothing beyond our capacity.

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- Today represents an exciting new chapter

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in the exploration of our universe.

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This telescope is one

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of humanity's great
engineering achievements.

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- This stunning vista of the cosmic cliffs

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of the Carina Nebula reveals new details

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about this vast stellar nursery.

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First of all, of hundreds of new stars

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that we've never seen before.

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We see examples of bubbles
and cavities and jets

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that are being blown out
by these newborn stars.

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- You see lots of
individual stars in there,

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actually, resolved as point
sources, which is remarkable.

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And then as we pan across,
we actually see the galaxies

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and the emerging galaxies.

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We now see gas and dust,
which is being heated up

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in the collision between those galaxies.

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- What you're seeing here
is the telltale signature,

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the chemical fingerprint of
water vapor in these atmosphere.

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There's evidence of
clouds and hazes because