number one is the work that's being done right now by james webb space telescope.ing about james webb is it allows us to look farther back in time and therefore earlier into the early history of the universe to help us explain more about how the universe has come to be the way it is today. then the other piece that i find really exciting is, despite what the political ramifications might be, if we look at what's happening with spacex's starship spacecraft, if it can develop the capabilities, the potential that it has shown us so far, it really will be a gigantic step forward in opening the human exploration of our solar system. >> john: back on the james webb space telescope, you talked about looking further and further back in time. give people a sense of how far back in time you're talking. >> when we talk about looking back in time, we talk about looking back to the time of the very earliest portion of the universe, we're talking about some 13 billion years ago. approximately 13 billion years ago. >> john: derrick, as a final question, you just described somethi

researchers at the european space agency say the james webb space telescope can help them gather muchs ability to measure the infrared heat that the asteroid emits will give a more accurate estimate of its size. >> we are still having a 98% of probabilities of not impacting, so i'd say that people should not be very much worried. >> if the asteroid's impact probability remains above the 1%. after the james webb space telescope's data is considered, then scientists will discuss the earth's response in a worst case scenario. the european space agency's juan luis cano says its effects would be ten times worse than in 1908, when a comet asteroid exploded over siberia, leaving 80 million trees over 830 square mile radius. >> the list for the 2025 nominees for the rock and roll hall of fame is now out. mariah carey. chubby checker. cyndi lauper. outkast and phish are on the list, as are the black crowes, joe cocker, new order, oasis, billy idol and the white stripes. the inductees will be revealed in april, including the ones entering the hall under three special committee categories musica

researchers at the european space agency says the james webb space telescope can help them gather muchtelescope was launched in december of 2021, and while its primary aim is to study the formation of the earliest galaxies and the origin of stars, scientists say its ability to measure infrared heat will give a more accurate estimate of the asteroid's size. >> so i'd say that people should not be very much worried. again, as i said, probably at that time. this is a warning for us as scientists and searchers that we should put a lot of attention on this object in order to gather as many observations as possible, in order to ascertain the trajectory of this object with with the highest accuracy possible. >> if the asteroid's impact probability remains above the 1% threshold after the james webb space telescope data is considered, then scientists will discuss earth's response in a worst case scenario. the european space agency says its effects would be ten times worse than the 19 tuscany event, which is when a comet or asteroid exploded over siberia, leaving 80 million trees over an 830 sq

researchers at the european space agency say the james webb space telescope can help them gather muchinformation about the space rock. the james webb telescope was launched back in december of 2021, and while its primary goal is to study the formation of the earliest galaxies and the origins of stars. well, scientists say its ability to measure infrared heat will give a more accurate estimate of the asteroid's size. >> well, there's new high tech help now to fight wildfires. a tech startup is using missiles instead of water. >> as fox's evan brown shows us. the technology is similar to israel's iron dome defense shield. >> fighting wildfires can be a lot like fighting wars. and now a tech startup is taking inspiration from israel's famous iron dome defense shield to help fire crews here in the us. they call it fire dome, a new system that, after detecting spot fires, launches rockets filled with retardant to put them out. the system is designed to be an automatic first responder and it is completely self sufficient. >> we provide water, fire retardant and electricity generator to the

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