James Webb Telescope INSANE New Discovery Left Scientists Speechless!

NASA has been sending telescopes into orbit for decades, but none have come close to the James Webb space telescope, despite the high cost and lengthy delays. No other observation station has been met with such high expectations as the JWST. The new powerful telescope, on the other hand, is already demonstrating its worth with a terrifying revelation about the warp bubble that changes everything. What exactly is a warp bubble? What has the JWST discovered? But, more importantly, should you be scared?

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[TechLand]

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[Obliticus]

So, halfway through the video and I still dont even know what the JWST's "insane discovery" is. Get to the subject and please don't spend over half the video giving us background that 99%, of those interested enough to click on this video, already know. Thanks!

[savasmage]

Can we skip the introduction to the James web telescope already every video starts the same.

[dzezonja]

The only thing that ALWAYS disturbs me when someone says this and that is impossible. Please learn not to say that. Communicating in real time with someone, let alone seeing them didn't even cross anyone's mind few hundreds of years ago and would also say it's impossible, yet it's a common thing we all do today.
Can we please say it's "currently impossible" instead. Breakthrough advancements could be made tomorrow, roughly speaking.

[theinformationcollector]

9:00 this is a perfect example of the observation that science fiction is not the future, but a window we look at the future through. How many real world applications would not have happened without someone "looking through" science fiction.

[TheRealUnknown]

I bought my warp drive on wish last month and attached it to my ford fx-atmos and all it does is freeze time around me for a split second. Last time I buy anything from wish...

[JulzzCraw]

say goodbye to everyone you love - I knew my lack of friends would pay off one day

[microfarmpermaculture]

If you want negative energy, my ex has plenty to spare.

[Chance-ryhq]

I’m a scientist, and I am speechless!!!

I fell asleep🥱.

[fjames]

Definitivamente está increíble...awesome amazing

[righty-o]

The only 2 things stopping us from traveling those distances is a fuel source and travel time, right?

[aloktimes]

Today's science fiction is tomorrow's reality

[aerialdronevision]

That was awesome, educational, stimulating 👍.
I believe we will travel somehow faster than light and/or create wormholes to remove the time dilation issue?
I think it's all going to happen in a surprisingly earlier and unforeseen rate, I hope we put the Advancement into looking after our own planet, home before all else.

[dubstepzsi]

ok i get all this but the real issue facing us in society is that we dont have the materials to contain a negative and positive matter energy explosion to power the warp drive itself so the implosion of the two negative and positive energies if not contained would destroy the ship thats the hard part finding materials to contain that implosion needed to power the warp drive itself.

[theinformationcollector]

11:06 I hope I'm not the only one this discovery reminds of Tony Stark's time travel Moebius Strip experiment in Endgame.

[chika]

This is probably technology of the future! most likly our great great grand kids will see this reality! I can see this happening in about 200 years!

[metaspherz]

The key phrase in this entire video is, "...only a matter of time."

[abheeforeveryoung]

From very first satellite to JWT we have achieved and learned so many things Hopefully we'll do it same with rocket technology.

[Bruce]

It’s only an assumption that light coming back to us from distant galaxies is billions of years old and that’s because we can only measure the speed of light when it is bounced off an object (like a mirror) and send back to the measuring device and we ASSUME the light traveling in both directions is traveling at equal speed. We don’t KNOW for sure that light traveling one way (from the distant galaxy to earth) is really traveling at c. It could be traveling much faster. Unlikely but we don’t know for sure.

[mindseyeproductions]

There was a time; not so long ago; they used to say it was too far to the moon for anyone to travel to.