6 MINUTES AGO: James Webb Telescope Just Announced A Terrifying Discovery

In a moment that has left scientists and astronomers on the edge of their seats, the James Webb Telescope has shattered the very foundation of our understanding of the universe's origins. For years, the debate over the theory of how our universe came into existence has raged among the brightest minds in the scientific community. But now, a groundbreaking discovery made by the JWST has thrown everything into disarray. This discovery revolves around the enigmatic concept of time and its existence within our universe. Brace yourself for a revelation that no one saw coming. Could it be possible that time, as we know it, is nothing more than an illusion? Join us as we delve into the jaw-dropping findings of the James Webb Telescope, unveiling a mind-bending truth that challenges our very perception of reality.
The long-standing Big Bang Theory, which explains the expansion of our universe from a hot and dense state billions of years ago, has been shaken by captivating images captured by the groundbreaking James Webb Space Telescope. These images have left not only laypeople in awe but also the most seasoned cosmologists and astronomers puzzled. The impact of these images reverberated through the scientific community, prompting the publication of several technical papers dissecting their implications. These papers revealed galaxies that defied expectations—remarkably small, remarkably smooth, and remarkably ancient. However, the surprises didn't end there, and not all were welcomed with open arms. In fact, the title of one paper began with the startling exclamation, "Panic!" The reason behind this panic lies in the fact that these JWST images consistently challenge the very foundations of the Big Bang Theory. For decades, this theory has been upheld as scientific truth, but now, faced with contradictory evidence, experts find themselves in a state of turmoil. If the Big Bang Theory, which has enjoyed widespread acceptance for so long, proves to be flawed, it raises profound questions about the entire scientific landscape. What other cherished beliefs might be called into question? Disclaimer:
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[jaynepoland]

Surely this is what the JWT is for. The scientists could only speculate given what they knew at the time. It’s not as if they were wrong. It’s a learning curve constantly

[tismeagen]

I'm fed up hearing and reading that the James Webb telescope discoveries are "terrifying", They're not terrifying, they're fascinating and enhancing our scientific knowledge by changing the way we understand physics.

[daveannettand]

This program gives the impression that scientists are in shock, but this is not so. The scientific community stands in awe at this moment, and scientists are more excited than they have ever been. This is what science is: following evidence as it leads us, the exact opposite of what religion does.

[Milestonemonger]

Why would any scientist worth his salt be anything but excited when a discovery this stunning is revealed?
Being challenged is an important part of growth.
There's no room for arrogance in science.

[cj.t.]

The Bible States Unequivocally that Yashua is He WHO Was, Is, And Is YET to COME! SO, What Would THIS Mean???!!!!

[thomassimmer]

Tell the trilobite fossils that they are a product of our memory of the past...Time being simultaneous (past present and future) seems less likely than time cannot be viewed independently of space, i.e. a modified, but singular concept of space-time. I suspect that we don't understand the implications of space time well enough and need to refine it to reconcile with quantum principles. Perhaps we shouldn't react too quickly to the Webb data...we need more, er, time.

[davidsault]

Reached the limit of the human ability to understand the Universe?

[angelbeatswolf]

ITS HAPPENING i cant wait to see how wild the universe actually is

[joejordan]

The big bang theory is incorrect. Every atheist, agnostic and false religion needs to believe in the one true GOD, Jehovah.

[RamblinJer]

There's quite a few who've rejected the current model for the Electric Universe as it's more likely closer to what's actually going on.

[peter]

LONG WINDED delivery to get to the point.
1. Bang Theory was NEVER complete definition but a (theory)
2. New data and info expands the previous POV of Universe.
3. Astro/scientists are filled with self importance and hyperbole.
4. Not every answer is a complete answer.
5. Stubbornly hanging on to limited man made theories and imagination instead of accepting the edict - "there was no beginning and no end" The Universe is eternal.
Astro/science seems to have "indigestion" eating their own words.

[craigroach]

Our own galaxy is over 13 billion years old . So, would it be possible to trace our own galaxy back to the beginning of time ? Is it not possible to view our galaxy in its infancy ? Could we not learn more about our own galaxy’s evolution ? Perhaps someone can tell me why my question is flawed .

[lj]

The most poetical answer is usually the correct one! Space/Time is an intricately woven fabric that incudes a dance of all the objects within it.

[tphilipson]

Be calm folks.... Humans have believed MANY things that turned out inaccurate with increased understanding.
You were correct as far as we knew.

[blackwhyloreign]

so maybe we live in a tesseract that we can only perceive 3D and that tesseract is located in a black hole!

[sdluedtke]

Oh my …. Webb has shown that we are wrong about something AGAIN !!! Hahahaha 😮

[rotu]

Light takes some time to reach our eyes, therefore we always see everything in the past.

[johnny]

We once believed the earth was flat. No surprise theories will change.

[tarmel]

I have to admit, I love the religious undertones and some of the comments in the beginning.

[conniejohoward]

We are always in the present, we'll be in the present tomorrow, and we'll be in the present next week! Oh wait silly me we're all already there 😊😊