James Webb Telescope Discovers Strange Lights Coming from a Cold, Failed Star!

How can it be that a failed star, which itself does not actually produce any light, nevertheless emits light signals? The James Webb Telescope has now uncovered this mystery. The telescope detected infrared light that would hardly be visible in our world without special technology. In another dimension, however, the dark star could be a brightly shining sun!

[louzel]

Where is the light that was detected? You showed different videos and didn’t show the light that the headings called for

[GrazianaSpeeded]

Watched this video and realized that my plans for the evening have changed. I will be re-watching it over and over again😻

[VincentlambrightLambright]

Heard it before but other people have not

[Etimespace]

Is There are objects outside the visible universe that are so

massive that they emit energy that has the character of expanding galaxies which born from centre to outside.

The center of these objects is under extreme pressure at all times.

Extremely fast energy pushes towards them. Remnants of galaxies that

have expanded into space. Millions of billions of years of energy that

moved through space and was dispersed into space.

It collides with the extremely dense energy pushing away from these

objects at extremely high speed and causes this extremely

dense energy to explode / expand into less dense energy.

The speed of the energy dispersed in space for millions of billions of years

has accelerated for millions of billions of years and therefore collides with

extremely dense energy at an extremely fast speed.

The speed of this extremely fast energy begins to slow down and eventually

stops in an area of extreme pressure. This extreme pressure compresses the energy

that was once scattered in space for millions of billions of years into extremely dense energy.

Pushing away from the center of an extremely dense and massive object starts

once again when more millions of billions of years of space-dispersed energy

pushes into the center of that object, which displaces the energy that was previously pushed

into the center of that object away from the center of that object.

In the infinite 3D universe, there is an eternal recycling going on,

which does not need pulling forces at all to maintain.

google: Savorinen Jukka

Read How Universe Really Works ❤️

[numinous]

People emit light. The planets shine in the night sky. I am confused about science being confused. 🙃

[vinegro]

Do people even know how to speak proper English nowadays?