Nobel Laureate Warns! The James Webb Telescope Has Just Discovered Something Strange in the Universe

A renowned Nobel laureate warns us! The James Webb telescope has just discovered something strange in the universe and we may not even be ready for the changes that are coming. The latest discoveries pose serious problems for our science. It's getting crazier and crazier, because yet again James Webb has discovered a completely new phenomenon that is turning our physics textbooks upside down. Astrophysicist and Nobel Prize winner Adam Riess has long suspected that the scientific community is heading for disaster. Researchers report piles of unsolved puzzles that are growing every day. Can we still get to grips with the situation or is our science at an end?

[Iamcjakes]

3 ads later and you still haven’t gotten to the point.

[craigollerhead]

If academia could conceptualise what most people acept as fact. That being, we don't know everthing. Hell, we barely know anything!

[andrewthomas]

Well you guys figure it out I gotta cut the grass

[phk]

The universe is infinite and eternal. What is infinite cannot expand. What is eternal has no age.

[gertjevanpoppel]

Im get sick and tired of this channel... all he does is complain about how science is wrong and every student who turns in a paper on james web telescope is praised into the heavens by this channel.
Not even waiting until all the data in these papers is peer reviewed .
Every video is the same... the first few minutes all this talk about how scientists are wrong and all the theories are wrong... and the rest of the video is nonsense without any serious content.

[rogerthornton]

What we really need is for ETs to give us classes on this stuff.

[royrice]

Why do they put antiquing scratches on a perfectly clear video?? 🤔🤔🤔😳😳

[caledoniawarrior]

And chicken little ran around the yard screaming, the sky is falling, the sky is falling.

[Ukraineisawesone]

We are adding understanding. And that takes time to verify and justify

[Dave]

I think, at this point- that we can choose, willy-nilly, our own philosophical stance. I am an optimist- and future generations will continue to discover many more aspects of the cosmos. There is no deity apart from what some people may choose to believe. However- if we lay the groundwork- the manner and purpose of all things will slowly become apparent- over millions of years.

[graemeblackledge]

Thanks, enjoyed this ... i think? haha gb, nz

[wannabegeek]

I guess advertisers put the James Webb telescope in space to scare everyone....Afraid?.. Don't you want to buy something to feel better?....Give me a like?

[antisystemicparadise]

13, 8 billion years is how far behind in time we can see with a telescope 🔭 from where we are located, but that doesn't also means that Universe itself is also 13, 8 billion years old.

[paulanderson]

Thousands of light years, away. Don't sweat it.

[michaelbonar]

Ahh. The findings.
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[wciqjou]

The inner most ring holds the outer most power

[larken]

So the big stir up in cosmetology is that everybody's too lazy to rewrite the books

[omyldzh]

“Science is heading for a - I don’t think you know what the word “disaster” means! The whole point of science is to learn new things about how the universe works, which is exactly what the JWST is doing.

[FTS]

Honestly, it's a little arrogant of humans to think we might understand the phenomena of the universe, we are infants claiming to understand quantum physics.😂😂😂 But but it's exciting to realise that we know so little yet so much. Science is the art of confusion.

[torreto_daddy]

I sleep off when I look at these vids because I believe the content is always contrary to the title. They don't break it down for you and tell you exactly what they discovered.