The Oldest Galaxy Ever Discovered #shorts

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured a glimpse of a galaxy that is over 13.5 billion years old, lurking over 33 billion light-years away, making it the oldest and farthest galaxy ever discovered.

[MUHESHKUMARB]

For a universe, creation of a galaxy within 290 million years is like speedrunning pregnancy within 2-3 months.

[radityawjy]

hell yeah, melodysheep is back with another godly space content 🔥

[dogbogxrekt]

"The answers are out there, lets keep looking"
goes hard as fk ngl

[DreadPirateRobertz]

This channel always has the best accompanying soundtrack.

[XanuL]

Whenever we need him the most, he comes back

[sunskyriver]

I hope that when I die, I get to explore and go anywhere at any time. It's insane how big thr universe is and how much there is we don't know, what kinds of mind bending discoveries and life forms that can exist, I just hope that we don't just get 70 years if we're lucky to live in this incomprehensible universe.

[Kritux]

"This is the oldest galaxy discovered" followed by such surreal background music gave me goosebumps🥶
Melodysheep = Exquisite content ngl

[aagnathavasi]

Those close look of galaxy look like they're a neuron or arteries forming connections

[officialnexgen]

This guy has a professional editing skills🎥

[Sahil-yfjt]

Bro casually said “Just 290 million years”.

[Dataclysm]

This one image has dazzled me for seemingly hours just to think there are so many stars, planets and galaxies you name it, and we get to look into what is essentially the only time machine will ever see... there are no words for it, honestly.

[Fluttershiez]

This is super exciting! I love all of the space news coming out as of late.

[Kadecemo]

What if each galaxy is a subatomic particle and we’re all apart of some giant life force

[xeanderman]

This poses a very interesting question


What if our calculations of when the big bang are wrong? What if the universe is older?

[mantrakhandelwal]

Universe isn't 13 billion years old, it's much older, many things related to the universe have been written in ancient indian texts which are now being proved correct. Universe or multiverse at that as mentioned in our texts say that the universe is 155.52 trillion human years old and it'll last till 311 trillion years. It just needs to be proven by our modern fancy stuff now.

[Dellloga]

"Time becomes meaningless..."
- MS

[ThingsOut]

No shit every single video you make is great

[rottingsun]

I so hope this is an excerpt from a full length video!🤞🏻

[akshaysrivastava]

Well, the question is, what if the universe's oldest civilization is living there?

[HarsH_]

how is it 33 billion light years away if the age of the universe is around 15 billion years?