Nobel Prize Winner Warns James Webb Telescope: “Something Strange Is Happening in the Universe...”

A Nobel Prize winner warns us: The James Webb Telescope shows us evidence that something strange is going on in the universe. If we believe the latest measurements from the James Webb Telescope, then our cosmos would have shifted in such a strange way that there is simply no explanation for it. But what would that mean in concrete terms? Are we really powerless against the latest developments or do we perhaps already have a new explanation?

[victorstandiford]

Now I want y'all to listen: "Something strange is going on in the Universe!!" It's not just in your extended family.

[fires]

Wasnt ready to learn about nothing thats strange. MIND BLOWN!

[numinous]

There's never an imminent space disaster that we have any hope to change.

[ronaldstreur]

the universe is so tiny, that we fit in a bubble at the bottom of a glas champagne.

[dougosullivan]

We have to go into this with a blank mind, just because our understanding of physics helps us figure out our own galaxy, it doesn't mean it's going to explain how other galaxies, or older galaxies that formed 700 million years after the big bang work. Who knows if we're even understanding what happened after the big bang properly, James Webb can tell certain gasses and elements because of the color, but how do we know if other gasses aren't coming up the same color, or even showing up at all. Since JWST has been in space I've seen so many videos and read so many articles that have had scientists saying that doesn't make sense, we don't understand why it's doing that, or it shouldn't be doing that when they're talking about the early universe from billions of years ago, maybe it's because we're using modern physics based on how our galaxy is made up and everything back then is different and modern physics is useless at figuring it out

[democrat]

Universe is neither expanding not contriving... All happening together... Like collide distancing etc .. happening always... No end no beginning...

[srikantankckc]

Total misuse of terms.cosmos existed before Hubble.who made the first use of the word..knows it.may be some math under the concept.pls avoid provocative terms🙏

[michaelholt]

They should give those awards back, the universe is not expanding and theres no such thing as dark matter.our universe is 99.9% plasma .the universe started everywhere.

[thekingofmojacar]

Of course there is a (possible) explanation!
Our universe moves in 4 main cycles - 1) baby universe - 2) expanding universe -
3) contracting universe - 4) endcycle with matter collaps
Everything points to the fact that our current universe is entering the next cycle -
contracting universe - that means it will stop expanding.
And that is exactly the "strange change or state" that is being talked about here.
It must also have something to do with the great attractor, which presumably then begins to repel (i.e. transform into the exact opposite).
Of course, this is all still theory and must be confirmed with the right research - but with time the (right) advice always comes... ⚛☯

[lauralaladarling]

If, as per another video you narrated, the Universe doesn't exist what does it matter? If it is a hologram that we all live in and the hologram and Universe does not exist does its speeding up change anything?

[reaux]

Could the universe be shifting polarity like our sun and our planet earth and it is these shifts that cause the missing data we seek? Could the universe expand and contract based on the overall magnetism of the mass within our universe? Does our universe have a pattern we don't recognize?

[axle.student]

I am exceptionally skeptical of all statements about expansion, etc. when there is no direct way of testing or measuring this. It is all hypothesis from a very distorted lens or view point.

[lojikl]

Every thing we see in the universe is rotating about X axis, y axis and z axis. The rotation of an enormous universe explains the red shift.

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[scotthensley]

Unless it happens in the next few days it isn't my problem

[TheBigp]

10*10*10*56 for infinity..big bang forever happening with no end😊

[josephhelyenek]

Did I hear correctly, the narrator said something about a Creator. Why do humans need to continue to bang their heads, accept that we are not the ultimate creature.

[MichaelWilsonsnow]

Speeding up, (theoretically) cause friction, or, a "space burn" I guess we could call it from here on our from now on, but, think, if space speeds up, wouldn't there be some sort of kinetic friction?!? Come on Neil, shout me out!

[tyrone-tydavis]

The more you pay attention to science "experts", the more you realize they have no fucking idea what they're talking about.

Just 1 day I'd like to go online and read a title that we were right" "we were completely wrong".

[mcbikeman]

They say teen girls love Drama well they are a sorry second to Scientists...get over yourselves and just marvel at whatever it is we are in because we are never going to no they why the how the when of any of it