James Webb Telescope Just Detected A Massive Structure Older Than Our Universe

The James Webb Space Telescope has revolutionized the way astronomers look at the universe. Since its launch on December 25th, 2021, images captured by the largest telescope with potentially the highest sensivity and infrared resolution have been going viral around the planet.The James Webb Space Telescope is the most advanced telescope in human history. Its Integrated Science Instrument Module, or ICM, provides the telescope with electrical power, computing framework, cooling capability and structural stability. The ICM also holds the guide camera of the telescope and the the four science instruments. The James Webb Space Telescope hosts multiple instruments. The Near-Infrared Imager and Slitless Spectrograph is used to stabilize the line of sight during science observations, while the Mid-Infrared Instrument measures mid to long infrared wavelengths. Finally, the Fine Guidance Sensor/Near InfraRed Imager and Array Camera measures spectra over a wide range of wavelengths. So far data from this machine is proving to be well worth its $10 billion price tag. The first image ever released from JWST was revealed to the world on July 12, 2022.Experts believe that the images captured by the Webb telescope, the most powerful telescope in the world, demonstrate its abilities. These included images of cosmic cliffs in the Carina Nebula (a star-forming region), exoplanet WASP 06b, and the Southern Ring Nebula. The telescope also captured Stephan's Quintet (five galaxies interacting with one another) and a brilliant deep field view of the universe.The James Webb Space Telescope has provided scientists with even more dazzling and awe-inspiring images of the cosmos than astronomers expected.

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[PoloBoyMal]

As a physics student I must say that this is actually quite disturbing 🤔😟

[Fernando...]

Something that doesn't make any sense is the fact that an unimaginably complex structure like the Milky Way galaxy only made 13 complete rotations arround itself in the proposed age of the universe given the fact that a full rotation of our galaxy, and most of the known galaxies, takes a billion years to complete. How such an huge structure evolved from simple clouds of hidrogen to what we see today by doing so few revolutions?

[michellepivert]

La vérité est qu' à mesure que nos connaissances de l'Univers avancent, Dieu s'éloigne de nous, il était il y a très longtemps derrière les nuages, puis proche du ciel et des étoiles, au delà des galaxies à l'aube du 20ème siècle, il ne fera bientôt plus partie de notre Univers et son oeuvre est inachevée .

[LifeWithTheBeckers]

Blah blah Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang, doesn’t get to the point

[marshflower]

Bold concepts require conservative engineering?

The trouble with James Webb is that he used his authority to target lgbt in the astronomy community.

Surely, objective political theory emulates physics, but he was clueless to that.

Pretty cringy quote to offer.

The universe is an exothermic (liberal) reaction, not an endothermic (conservative) one...