Hey everybody, welcome back to the Blister podcast on the Blister Podcast Network.

I'm Jonathan Ellsworth, and you can check out everything we're doing and reviewing over at

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Okay, today we are doing something rather different here. If any of you listen to our

Gear 30 podcast conversation that I had with our reviewer Drew Kelly, that went up this

past Friday. Well, at the end of that episode, Drew and I were talking about the James Webb

Space Telescope. Now, I know a lot of people are talking about

this these days, and they should be, because this is incredible. And the more that I am learning

about all of this, the more incredible it all seems to be. So what we're doing here today is we're

actually just going to re-air the brief

conversation that I had with Drew at the end of our Gear 30 conversation. And then I want to give

you one article and one other podcast that I would highly recommend checking out. So the hour, you know, that you normally devote to a

blister podcast, use that time to go listen to this other podcast and check out this article.

So we'll say more about that in the outro of this episode. And the reason I wanted to re-air my conversation with Drew, to be honest,

it's a little embarrassing. I mean, Drew and I are both really struggling to try to find words

and put into perspective the images that the James Webb Telescope has produced.

But I think that many people around the world are struggling to find the right words and

put this into perspective.

And so it feels actually quite honest and appropriate to, yeah, well, subject ourselves to the kind of real-time

attempt to work out what, in fact, we are seeing and what this might mean going forward.

So just another word on that for now. I still feel like the images that are coming back from

the James Webb Space Telescope,

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