Exploring the Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope and Chameleon Biology

The video explores the James Webb Space Telescope, explaining its advanced capabilities compared to traditional telescopes. It discusses the challenges of observing space from Earth due to air interference and how space telescopes overcome these issues. The video also answers a viewer's question about chameleons changing color and encourages viewers to explore more about science tools.

What makes the James Webb Space Telescope unique compared to other telescopes?

• It is the smallest telescope ever built.

• It can only observe the Moon.

• It has special space powers.

• It uses a new design to see further.

Why do telescopes use lenses and mirrors?

• To change the color of objects.

• To make objects appear smaller.

• To make distant objects look bigger.

• To capture sound waves from space.

What is a common feature of all telescopes?

• They all use lenses and mirrors.

• They all have the same size.

• They are all used in space.

• They all require a lot of power.

What is a challenge when using telescopes on Earth?

• They require a lot of electricity.

• They can only be used at night.

• Air can make images blurry.

• The telescopes are too small.

How do high-altitude observatories help in space observation?

• They are easier to access.

• They are cheaper to build.

• They have more powerful lenses.

• They are closer to the stars.

What is a key advantage of space telescopes like the James Webb?

• They are smaller and more portable.

• They can be operated by anyone.

• They avoid atmospheric interference.

• They are less expensive to maintain.

Why do space telescopes need to be larger than Earth-based ones?

• To capture more light and detail.

• To be visible from Earth.

• To accommodate astronauts.

• To withstand space weather.

What is the purpose of designing telescopes to see things humans can't?

• To make them more expensive.

• To observe space mysteries and unseen phenomena.

• To replace human vision.

• To make them more colorful.

What is the role of iridophores in chameleons?

• They change the chameleon's size.

• They make the chameleon invisible.

• They allow color change by altering crystal shape.

• They help chameleons fly.

How do chameleons change their color?

• By changing the shape of crystals in their skin.

• By using their eyes to project colors.

• By eating different colored foods.

• By moving to different environments.