James Webb Telescope Just Observed City Lights 7 Trillions Miles Away!

James Webb Telescope Just Observed City Lights 7 Trillions Miles Away!

An unexpected discovery made by the James Webb Telescope: city lights in space, located 7 trillion miles away from Earth. This remarkable finding has sparked curiosity about the possibility of extraterrestrial life. The telescope focused on Proxima Centauri B, the closest exoplanet to Earth, revealing unusual bright lights emanating from it. What could be the cause of these city lights on Proxima Centauri B? Could this indicate the presence of life beyond our planet? Join us as we delve into how the James Webb Telescope detected these extraordinary objects in space.

For years now, scientists and humans at large have waited and researched to get a glimpse of life beyond our solar system. Any evidence perceived to back up this space fantasy has been welcomed with open arms over time. Recently, the scientific community received the shock of their life when solid evidence of life forms existing in space were observed by the James Webb Space Telescope.

While scouting outer space and reporting vital information back to Earth, the James Webb Space Telescope noticed strange, city lights shining from the exoplanet, Proxima Centauri B. These lights were just as its name implied - lights looking like they lit up a distant city.

[aaronclements]

People can't even get along with other people... What would make finding life out there do besides start an intergalactic war

[ronsoderstrom]

7 trillions miles away! Hallelujah we're saved!

[mrmoesly]

Our sun is but a star in someone else’s night sky! The thought of that is so awesome! Send them a signal now that we see light!

[kathyliin]

I hope to be alive when they discover life on another planet. I hope too, they are friendly, and not out to destroy us.

[JoThomas-mcxb]

If we can see them how long could they have seen us????

[jophoenix]

the possibility of life is very compelling

[lionheartglass]

Let's hope that they don't see us.

[AWBepi]

I believe we are just looking at ourselves.

[lwtxyfi]

Don't think even scientists have thought of this, but, stay with me now, what if just like here in our oceans, we've algae and certain bacterial algae that light up when friction is caused (basically when they move/socialize) so idk, just saying, wouldn't it seem like lights to us so far away, just food for thought, and we gotta keep in mind, this exo planet may have more oxygen or something that could attribute to bigger creatures/flora/fauna, as earth did oh so long ago. Mos def food for thought y'all, peace and love to all!

[brendagilbert]

Just imagine the spaceships they have they’re just a jump hop and a skip away from us. It wouldn’t take them that long to get here. And I hate to disappoint everybody, but they’re already here. They’ve been here for years watching us and deciding that we’re probably too animalistic to even wanna have anything to do with us. We have to admit we’re very cruel.

[FBReelTime]

Theres reason why they're very far from
Lets avoid any Conflict with other beings.
If you cant even tame a Gorrilla or a bear in a wild, then better stay away from the ET entities .

[karphin]

“City lights” on a planet 7 trillion miles away? Amazing. So thrilling, what the JWST is showing us. I’m sure there is alien life out there, somewhere.

[louisestevenson]

Alpha centura is where lost in speace was heading

[foodcravings]

WE are the aleins. WE were thrown out here as punishment. this is why no matter what faith we follow, we are always searching our way back home.

[amputee]

What say we drop by the neighbors and say hi.

[Feetwoodjunglemadmax]

How long do we have until we have send more money

[acemator]

Imagine we finally get an answer after sking if theres life out there, and its "be quiet or theyll hear you too"

[SlimReaper]

One day, we will be the invading aliens on another planet that we see in movies

[MobilEyes]

Sounds like the inhabitants of that planet need gold for there atmosphere to keep it alive interesting

[pacocroeze]

95% of the ocean on Earth is still unexplored and still new discoveries to make right in their back yard and they are looking at some light 7trillion miles away and jump to conclusion its life on another planet ..hehehe