NO STARS AND GALAXIES? Webb telescope will unravel the mystery of the dark ages!

There was a period of complete darkness, with no stars or galaxies illuminating what we know today as our universe. But did this dark phase of the universe really exist? James Webb will now unravel the mystery of the Dark Ages. For the first time, we can see with our own eyes an era in which there should have been no light. Thanks to computer technology, scientists have reconstructed the processes in the young and hot universe almost down to the smallest detail, and everything seemed coherent for a long time - but now everything is different! James Webb shows us things in the Dark Era that shouldn't actually exist!

[michaelmeehan]

I am not a scientist or cosmologist, but do have an interest, and also fascinated by the suggestion of a multi-verse, and black holes, which reduce in size to that of a singularity, with an extraordinary large mass. By their very nature, it is impossible to get a view of their inner workings, but the idea which leaps to my mind, is whether black holes could be a conduit into another universe, to emerge as a 'white blob', and by the same token the reverse occurs from that universe into ours, taking the forms of 'ready-made' galaxies and black holes.

[KarlKrabb]

“Do Nothingness Really Exist” Did you even make it out of the 3rd grade? Seriously, you post some of the dumbest comments Ive ever read.

[davidcolombier]

I wonder how old is Mars? And I have heard about 20+ years that there is water inMars, therefore there could be life. Is this still true?

[Infowarrior]

Finally the Big Bang nonsense is slowly being disproven, , u may as well call it the big god fart.

[tedscott]

There was no light because there was nothing to observe it, it wasn't seen, ergo, it wasn't there

[greggweber]

That's not saying that there's nothing further than that distance. We might not be able to see it?

[davidfalconer]

To boldly go ! ... where NO man has been before DAVE™🛑

[kristof]

set the playback speed to 1.25 friendly advice

[charlespolisane]

Its possible that there is no beginning and no end. Time, being a human made mental construct, doesn't apply to the rest of the universe. God, ever so endless & boundless in nature, is both the creator & the creation, while all moments (time) exist at once. A rather beautiful divine dichotomy.

[benboren]

Where did the space dust come from to form the very first star. Did the dust just appear out of nowhere from nothing or did it come here from another universe?

[keithbongartz]

Hello, I need to reply here due to the fact I can't reply to your post 3 hours ago. CONGRADULATIONS - you must have found something good at Area 51. Just the face you had to remove it just confirms it was probably real. Great Work Guys! 🙂

[greggweber]

How big are they, and are they randomly found? Some newer or all about the same age?

[Queezy]

Why did you guys delete yesterday's video about Roswell?

[pawciopincio]

Ok jeśli zwrócimy uwagę w każdą stronę świata i trafimy na totalną pustkę to będzie oznaczało że to jest początek czyli w którym kierunku należy patrzeć by zobaczyć sam koniec ?.

[ralphscholz]

Just because you can’t see it doesn’t mean it isn’t there. It only means you need to learn a new way to see. JWST has surely taught us that.

[bebotmaat]

Because Universe has beginning and end.

[gryph]

You publiah too many stories filled with conspiracy theories. You just earned an unsubscribe.

[Lucifer-htfz]

It Cant see crap Its Not Up There Simple Fact