humanity. the most visual space achievement in 2022 where the spectacular endamages from the deep space james webb telescope. it uses infrared cameras. we are now looking at light billions of years old. the creation of the universe, distant stars and galaxies. stunning nebulous. paying the question, are we alone? we can have unanswered about whether or not their life in the universe. that would change everything. that would change our entire understanding of what we were in who we are in the universe. it is big and beckoning for a new generation of explorers. tom costello, nbc news, houston. still to come, the tax returns but donald j trump did not want you to see. the house committee just released six years worth. they show an america first president with a lot of business beyond our borders. eyd our borders.
achievement in 2022, were those spectacular images from the deep space james webb telescope. using infrared cameras, we re now looking at light billions of years old. the creation of the universe. distant stars and galaxies. stunning nebula s. begging the question, are we alone? we can have an answer about whether or not there s life in the universe. which would change everything. it would change our entire understanding of what we were, and who we are in the universe. it s big and beckoning, to a new generation of explorers. tom costello, nbc reduce, houston. nbc s tom costello, thank you. that s tonight s read out, all in with chris hayes starts right now. s starts right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. nearly two years after the
achievement in 2022 were those spectacular images from the deep space james webb telescope, using infrared cameras, we are now looking at a light billions of years old. the creation of the universe, distant stars and galaxies. stunning nebulous. begging the question, are we alone? you could have an answer whether or not there is life in the universe which would change everything, right? it would change our entire understanding of what we were and who we are in the universe. it is big and beckoning. to a new generation of explorers. tom costello, nbc news, houston. nbc s tom costello, thank you. and that is tonight s reidout. all in with chris hayes starts right now. right now. good evening from new york, i am chris hayes. nearly two years after the january 6th insurrection, the
perhaps carry passengers to the moon and perhaps mars. and then nasa s mission, the spacecraft slamming into a small astroid called dimorphos. it s a success if nasa needs to deflect an astroid away from earth. but the most visual space achievement in 2022 were those spectacular images from the deep space james web telescope using infrared cameras, and we re looking at light billions-year-old, and the creation of the universe, the stars and the galaxy, and begging the question are we
telescope. using infrared cameras, we re now looking at light billions of years old. the creation of the universe, distant stars and galaxies, stunning nebulas, begging the question are we alone. we could have an answer about whether or not there s life in the universe which would change everything, right, would change our entire understanding of what we were and who we are in the universe. reporter: it s big and beckoning to a new generation of explorers. tom costello, nbc news, houston. i still can t get over that d.a.r.t. mission targeting that asteroid seven million miles away. our thanks to tom costello for that report. joining us is hakeem alashay the astrophysicist and author of a quantum life. thank you so much for being with us. there were a ton of achievements as it relates to space adventure and exploration. what stands out to you as one that really could be a difference maker in terms of the trajectory of our efforts in