The video takes viewers on a journey to Sam's observatory to learn about the James Webb Space Telescope. It explains how telescopes have evolved to solve challenges like air interference, and highlights the advantages of space telescopes. The video also answers a viewer's question about how chameleons change colors, and encourages viewers to explore science further.

What makes the James Webb Space Telescope unique compared to Sam's telescope?

• It uses a new design to see further.

• It has special space powers.

• It is located on Earth.

• It is smaller and more portable.

What is the primary function of a telescope?

• To make objects appear smaller.

• To change the color of objects.

• To magnify distant objects.

• To create new stars.

What is a common feature of all telescopes?

• They all use lenses and mirrors.

• They are all used to observe the Sun.

• They are all used in space.

• They are all the same size.

Why can it be difficult to see distant objects clearly from Earth?

• Because of the Earth's rotation.

• Due to the Earth's magnetic field.

• Because stars are not bright enough.

• Due to the presence of air.

What is one solution to reduce atmospheric interference in telescopes?

• Using smaller telescopes.

• Observing during the day.

• Placing telescopes on mountains.

• Using telescopes underwater.

How do space telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope differ from Earth-based ones?

• They avoid atmospheric distortion.

• They are smaller and lighter.

• They are only used during the day.

• They use the same lenses and mirrors.

What is a unique feature of the James Webb Space Telescope?

• It can see things invisible to the human eye.

• It is the smallest telescope ever built.

• It is located on the Moon.

• It can only observe the Sun.

What is the main purpose of the James Webb Space Telescope?

• To monitor ocean currents.

• To explore space mysteries and galaxies.

• To observe Earth's weather patterns.

• To study the Earth's core.

What allows a chameleon to change its color?

• Its ability to change skin texture.

• The movement of tiny crystals in its skin.

• The temperature of its surroundings.

• Its diet and environment.

What are the tiny crystals in a chameleon's skin called?

• Melanophores

• Iridophores

• Chromatophores

• Photophores