James Webb Telescope Finds A Dark Mirror Universe Linked to ours since the dawn of time

There may be a 'dark mirror' universe within ours where atoms failed to form, new study suggests
The invisible substance called dark matter remains one of the biggest mysteries in cosmology. Perhaps, a new study suggests, this strange substance arises from a 'dark mirror universe' that's been linked to ours since the dawn of time. This Could solve the massive Early galaxies problem of the James Webb telescope...

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[davidmcc]

Speculation built on speculation isn’t science

[ronaldkemp]

You want to know what I think? The video is nicely done. I really like your voice.

As for the paper on the dark matter and dark mirror universe is after the fact. Astronomers never predicted a dark mirror universe before the JWST was launched. They said the telescope would see back to the dawn of time. They were not expecting to find galaxies producing heavy metals like nickel.

If astronomers truly understood cosmology, gravity, speed of light and the effects outlined in quantum field theory they would have accurately predicted old, fully formed galaxies further than 13.8 billion light-years away (actual light distance). There is no need for multiple universes, dark matter, dark energy or other unmeasurable postulates to explain them if they truly understood the science.

In the book titled SECRET UNIVERSE: GRAVITY by Ron Kemp, on page 48, the first paragraph quote, "The JWST, James Webb Space Telescope will discover old, fully grown galaxies as far as the telescope can see, further than 13.8 billion light-years away."

Then it goes on to explain why using the interpretations of QFT, general and special relativity, speed of light, the observer effect, plus time dilation and length contraction occurring to light when traveling at c. The book was published 09-27-2021, almost 3 months before the JWST was launched.

And that is exactly what the JWST discovered. Galaxies were even older and larger than our own galaxy but at the edge of the visible universe.

[atticuswalker]

if you believe in faries. then everything can be explained with faries.

[garyfilmer]

The mystery gets deeper! The Standard Cosmological Model is challenged nearly every week by new data from the JWST, and I am loving it! Thanks for this intriguing video.

[Villianova]

This is one of the best dark matter explanations I've ever seen. I've never seen one that makes sense or provides any valid theory until I watched this.

[EpicSpace-yk]

So, what I get from the research paper is that the dark matter world is a completely different universe ( Like a mirror image of our own) which is linked with our universe since the dawn of time through dimensions. Well if I'm right then this is really an amazing paper thanks for this...

[shaddouida]

The JADES team has found the new farthest galaxy humans have ever seen: JADES-GS-z14-0. This source, which is found at a redshift of 14.32, is so distant we're seeing it as the Universe was when it was only **290 million years old.**

[ragemodegaming]

Calling it a universe when it's WITHIN OUR universe isn't scientific or accurate at all.

[tiagozamperini]

If The dark matter have been started before the big bang, we have to answer the questions: how
and when the dark matter universe have been triggered?

[frujf]

If dark matter consists only of neutrons, how could there have been any nucleosynthesis in the dark universe?

[eLindsey-qhdp]

So this "dark universe" occupies the same space as our own with only mild gravitational interaction. Would our universe have the same interaction with the "dark universe" helping it form galaxies etc.?

[garylester]

Light speed is the equator of time.
Time dilation is latitude of time,
All barriers have something on the other side.

[bernagurol]

Thanks to the scientists who built the James Webb telescope❤

[deanmarquis]

Whats the relationship between Dark matter and Dark Energy?

[maximilliancunningham]

it sounds suspiciously like the matter & anti-matter scenario. 😂

[patrickpowell]

It makes no sense whatsoever to speak of 'time' in terms of billions and million years ago. Even describing the 'big bang' as occurring in in 'a trillionth of a second' or whatever is nonsensical. We are simply applying our human interpretation of 'time' on to everything else, when we don't even know whether other mammals, fish, reptiles and insects experience 'time' as we do. We still rigidly insist on a homocentric view of everything. Understandable, obviously, but limitie.

[ASkeptic]

You say “Ends the debate” I say, End the clickbait. 😄

[larrythayer]

Is the universe actually one second old?

[WilliamRichardson-thmu]

This mirror universe sounds a lot like the spirit realm

[edazar]

Matter and dark matter do nothing more than create a balance, which must exist for anything else to exist