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James Webb Space Telescope

Mentioned in 3 analyzed podcast episodes across 3 shows

Mentioned On

Astrum Space Newshour Daniel and Kelly’s Extraordinary Universe

Episode Mentions

Astrum Space · Apr 11, 2026

What Would Alien Life Look Like?

“Referenced for its upcoming mission to study exoplanet atmospheres in greater detail for biosignatures”

Convergent Evolution and Alien BiologyDrake Equation and Civilization EstimationExoplanet Discovery and Habitability Assessment

Newshour · Apr 7, 2026

Artemis II successfully flies by Moon's far side

“Referenced by NASA scientist as example of space imagery providing perspective on universe scale”

Artemis II Moon MissionLunar Exploration and Space ScienceUS-Iran Military Conflict

Daniel and Kelly’s Extraordinary Universe

Daniel and Kelly’s Extraordinary Universe · Feb 24, 2026

Which planet has the most moons?

“NASA space observatory enabling recent infrared detection of previously invisible small moons around Uranus”

Moon Formation MechanismsTidal Forces and Roche LimitPlanetary Collision Theory