JWST Detects Galaxies That Shouldn't Exist

JWST Detects Galaxies That Shouldn't Exist

The James Webb Space Telescope just made a shocking discovery that's got scientists scratching their heads.
It found massive galaxies from just 500 to 700 million years after the Big Bang. That's way too early according to our current model of the universe!
These cosmic giants are over 10 billion times the mass of our sun. One is even bigger than the Milky Way, yet it formed billions of years sooner!
This raises big questions about how galaxies form and evolve. Could the early universe have been more efficient, or are we missing something in our models?
Stay tuned as we uncover more cosmic mysteries with the James Webb Space Telescope!

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[josephweiland]

Something is clearly wrong. But that’s the beauty of science. Striving to always learn.

[siobhancallegari]

It's older then we know for sure 🎉🎉

[pimpknowledge]

who are we humans to say whether or not something should exist? We are like embryos compared to our planet.

[wande.r]

The theory is still correct, nothing has been proven otherwise. It turns out that, Time, in the early universe ran much slow than our Time, Relativity.

[susangrant]

man cannot understand God's creation and never will

[sdluedtke]

The more we know the more we learn we were wrong. Hmmm🧐🤨🙃

[BS-qres]

We are in a bubble looking into the bubble next to us?

[johnbaxable]

Forget the Big Bang! It never happened!

[Familliarsurroundings]

Well shit. This disproves everything we thought

[NobleWolf.]

The big bang is wrong then! It seems that the universe is eternal and has no beginning and no end.

[cohoanglervancouverwa]

The answer is simple. We’re looking at a different universe, separate from ours, and much older. The idea of a ‘multi-verse’ is alive and well.

[ryanbarnes]

I think it's about time they finally got it right. At least for now. That could all change in a few decades although.

[tkoopmeiners]

What is missing is you have forgotten who created these galaxies.

[darkwolf]

I mean, the way we look for planets around stars is to see how far the light dims when it comes between it and us. To me, there are a lot of X factors there. Best way we have now. But it's still imperfect.

[chefboiardeeznutz]

Love how he says "after the big bang" as if it 100% happened. We dont really know that. Thats why its a theory.

[jamesstewart]

This will be just the tip of the iceberg, I fully expect more impossibly mature galaxies to found perhaps some older than the supposed age of the universe itself like when they discovered the Methuselah star a few years back.

[bernieflanders]

They’re black holes. The more data has come in and been analysed, the more they resemble black holes formed when the universe was much more dense

[heathens]

Cosmologists I've listened to readily admit the models are incomplete.

[ioanbota]

Realy I like this video so much its so interestyng

[loranlomiller]

Always thought the idea of the Big Bang was no different than a religious person trying to convince me that skydaddy created everything. Just makes no sense.