JWST Found a Galaxy Like Our Milky Way in the Early Universe!

The James Webb Space Telescope found a galaxy exactly like our Milky Way, and this galaxy existed only 1.9 billion years after the Big Bang. This is a scientific puzzle, because a galaxy of this age should be a chaotic and unstructured cluster of stars. This discovery raises fundamental questions about the history of the origin of the universe and the evolution of galaxies. It forces us to rethink our theories about galactic evolution and the timescale of cosmic structure formation. How could such a complex and mature galaxy form in a time that, according to current cosmological models, hardly offers enough space for such developments?

[thekingofmojacar]

I've been saying it for a long time and I'm probably pretty right...
Our universe had a predecessor, after the collapse of all matter the universe renewed itself and created our current universe, probably with help of ultramassive black holes.
So what we're talking about here is a constantly self-renewing universe, not a singularity and the subsequent state of extreme expansion that we call the big bang.
Regarding the cosmic background map and some anomalies: It is impossible for the universe to grow to such a size in just 380, 000 years, and who can guarantee us that a big bang occurred before then? Of course, there were many chemical and physical reactions at the very beginning, no one doubts that, but... this supposed big bang may well be a completely different phenomenon. I just think it's too one-sided to reduce everything to the same denominator of explosive expansion.
Nature is sometimes very complicated and has its own laws, regardless of whether they are understandable to us humans... or not...
Regarding the fully grown galaxies that are being discovered more and more frequently: These may also come from our predecessor universe!
Since all light manifests itself in the vast universe in form of stars, galaxies and the accreditation disks of black holes, this is not such a far-fetched thought...
It's a good time now to include other ways of thinking about the beginning of our universe, we've lost far too much time with the big bang theory... 🌘🌖🌗🌕

[SpaceMINUTES]

It's exciting to see JWST discover Milky Way-like galaxies in the early universe! I just made a video about planets with similar conditions to Earth.

[MrPeterprinciple]

It's time to work on a new cosmological model and admit the Standard Cosmological Model (Lambda-CDM model) was wrong.

[harryadipratama]

Should we have to know how the universe work? The expert of astronomers these day still doesn't explain such a condition. But what I believe is, the universe is happen with such a great power. ❤❤

[francoischarbonneau]

We need an even bigger scope to see further in the past, we'll probably find that our original concepts were wrong like the flat earth.

[srikantankckc]

Have they found sun and earth in it? Probably you and me must be there??⁉️

[allensaunders]

No such thing as shouldn't exist anymore

[barnaliadhikary]

Interesting facts... Keep up with the great job....

[JessicaMecca]

No mistakes in the light of true creation.

[larryray]

Why do you kewwo broudcasing stuff tha no-cares abour?