'9 MINUTES AGO' The James Webb Telescope May Have Hit the Farthest Point of the Observable Universe

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"9 MINUTES AGO" The James Webb Telescope May Have Hit the Farthest Point of the Observable Universe

Breaking cosmic news! The James Webb Telescope has potentially reached the farthest point ever observed in the universe. This groundbreaking discovery pushes the boundaries of our understanding, revealing light from the earliest moments of existence—mere instants after the Big Bang. What secrets do these distant cosmic relics hold? Could this discovery redefine how we see the universe’s size and origins? Join us as we unpack this thrilling milestone and explore the mysteries lurking at the edge of the observable cosmos. Don’t miss out—hit subscribe for more space revelations!

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[thekingofmojacar]

It is not really the most distant point in the observable universe... but it is the most distant point we can discover with the JWST, whose range ends at exactly 13.5 billion light years, after which all images automatically go dark and black...
I think and am even absolutely sure that at, let's say, 20 billion light years away we could discover the same cosmic phenomena again, compact celestial bodies and all types of larger structures such as galaxies and galaxy clusters.
All indicates (after the failed big bang theory) that the universe is a constantly repeating generation process, from the predecessor universe to the current and later to the future universe generation, it´s all about EVOLUTION and further permanent renewal... ⚛☯

[jonbowles]

The edge of our universe of energy is equal distance from us in all directions yet we are not at its center. This does not allow me to form any kind of a mental image and therefore I just cannot grasp what's really going on here 🥴

[anerioone]

Your video does not address the title. Very poor ly written

[gbsailing]

LOL. Love Mr Tyson's quote. As an atheist, clearly he is blind to all the universe has to offer.

[AgadorSpartacus]

Great explanation (although I would drop the bada bing!😅)❤

[geneh.smalley-pxkr]

So...what if the expanding universe is an expanding bubble in a bathtub of expanding, colliding, and contracting bubbles? Does that explain anything?

[richardleetbluesharmonicac]

I have been writing for four years and this brings my hypothesis to theory in addition to Roger Penrose Nobel prize

[johnbertrand]

Once Again! The C.M.B is different for every Galaxies in the observable universe due to observational vantage points! And therefore a poor reason to believe in the Big Bang Model of cosmology! The Idea that all the observable matter in universe could be condensed into a singularity is an insane concept! Consider that every black hole supposedly has infinite density does that mean every black hole is a Potential Big Bang🙄 we already know super massive black holes are basically the reason Galaxies spin! It seems to me like the powers that be are stuck to Scientific Dogma! And need to rethink this Heliocentric idea of our universe! But what do I know im just another Heathen!🤓

[richardleetbluesharmonicac]

The James Webb telescope proved infinite open space past the 14, 000, 000, 000 ly mark, which is the edge of the event horizon of the event or bang that we are in

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[collinstanton]

Stop spinning the truth on the head of that pin you're also sitting on reminding you how little you know, and how much courage you appear to lack in addressing us in all due respect and honesty. Big Bang Theory is dead. Learn to be wrong.