During the times of JWST launch and after, I used to love watching his videos. He made probably the most detailed JWST videos I have seen. I was hoping to see his video on Roman but the channel hasn't uploaded video in more than a year. I hope nothing ill has happened to him. Anyone knows anything about this?

Hello everyone! I own multiple Hubble coffee table books and would like to add a James Webb one with all the Roman excitement! Does anyone have a good recommendation? Thank you!

DES J0408-5354 is a rare quadruply imaged lensed quasar system discovered via the Dark Energy Survey. Located at a redshift of z=2.375, its light is bent by a foreground galaxy (z=0.597) into multiple distinct images, helping astronomers measure cosmic expansion rates​.

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/aa624e

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​Processed by Israel Velazquez

https://bsky.app/profile/israelvelazquez.bsky.social/post/3mtsiun6vr22c

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Observed: 2026-08-24. Filters: F150W F356W.

Im new to Astronomy how can i use Jupyter notebooks to access jwst pipeline? Is it best to just use MAST Database or TIKE?

Or

Should I create a juypter lab notebook and self install required libraries locally with Docker or is there a premade jupyter lab notebook i can clone from github and install in a docker container on my pc? If so how do I do that and how can I use it to access jwst pipeline data?

I have never used a juypter notebook before nor have I used pyhton or python science libraries like astroquery lightkurv and astropy so Im a complete beginner in using scripts but I do know how to use some commands like pip, bash, cd and git. Are there any good tutorials online I could use?

Are there any Browser Based Interactive Notebooks for learning Notebooks for Astronomy?

Lastly how could I install and use Jdavizz notebook?

See also: The summary of the study as it was published in ArXiV