I think some of the things that are really standing out to me
are the spectra we're seeing because we've been seeing
a lot of images, and it's only now
that people are starting to get spectra and show spectra
and that's exciting.
But now we have JWST.
JWST can offer different aspects of data;
high resolution, high sensitivity.
So, we are able to address many of those questions we could not
address before.
For the last year and a half, I've
lived in theory and simulations, and I'm
like, why isn't this working?
I don't understand this.
Blah, blah, blah.
But now that we have data and we can
see that our models are kind of matching
what we expected to see.
But more importantly, the simulator, MIRISim,
which simulates the MIRI data, is also
behaving like we expect to see.
And, in fact, the instrument is behaving better
than the simulator, which is great.
So yeah, that is one of the perks of, I guess, using JWST.
Everything's working so much better than anybody thought.