How the James Webb Telescope found WATER

I am always torn when it comes to the discovery of aliens/extraterrestrial life. We are living through this crossroads between figuratively maxing out our technological points on earth and yet still at such a novel point when it comes to the "final frontier". I have felt that the discovery of aliens would open up Schrodinger's cat's paradox, albeit with a much longer time frame. If our generation were to discover such extraterrestrial life chances are that throughout acquainting and acquiescing we go extinct, with a certain neanderthal flair to our demise. Yet, in that fleeting moment in which we come in contact with another apex predator from a new world, it will be humanity's greatest achievement within Nick Bostrom's simulation hypothesis, perhaps this was the simulation of which we come into contact and progress through the game... Just a thought as always, but in the grand calculus of the universe, it seems that our potential sacrifice for the progression of knowledge is infinitely more valuable than our lives (Dr Strange Reference). Maybe future generations will condemn us for our violent pursuit towards finding new life, and that thought always makes me chuckle. Amazing video as always Cleo! Been loving the shorter form content as always.