James Webb Telescope Proves Big Bang Wasn't The Beginning of Everything, Something Exists Beyond It

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[clifflayne]

What happens if those mature galaxies that JWST is seeing at the edge of our vision are actually just the mature galaxies of another universe whose centre is even further away and we just can't see it?

[crystalcoughlin]

What about maybe we are on the other side of a black hole?

[shelwincornelia]

It might be a great idea for scientists to try to explain the existence of their own consciousness first and perhaps then they would get an idea what's possibly behind the existence of the universe.

[maximilliancunningham]

Looks like a "Big Bang" did occur, but we're within a pre-existing multi-verse that only now being able to explore the limits, extends at least 250 times beyond our own bubble universe.

[leemugleston]

We don't have a definitive answer as to where matter came from? Double speak for we don't have a cucking clue. Where did all the energy come from to produce matter? No cucking clue there either.

[clifflayne]

If space is infinite, then why couldn't there have been multiple big bangs all over infinite space and we just have no method of seeing them due to the distance?

[bsmith]

This could be what was left when gravity became the dominant force again after the flat expansion creating the universe. From black hole that became larger than the force of gravity with centrifugal force being the catalyst for the flat expansion of the universe.

[willsherman]

Call me overly simplistic, or even cynical, but I always liked the idea that God farted and we called it the big bang. It would explain why we have all this shit in the universe.

[weskal]

If whatever conditions were met that allowed on at least one occasion for our BB and resultant observable universe bubble to come into existence through natural physical laws, then it seems a logical possibility that these exact same conditions could have been met on at least one other occasion and even possibly on an infinite number of occasions in an infinite and eternal cosmos. For this scenario to be possible, it would mean that there never ever was a 'time' in eternity when "something" just popped into existence from nothing or was suddenly created, but rather the "something" (energy and matter) has existed forever in perhaps infinite regions of the cosmos.

In turn, if life is possible in our universe bubble, as a product of natural physical laws, then it would seem conceivable also that there has never ever been a 'time' throughout eternity when life has not existed somewhere and some when, making the need for an eternal 'creator' to bring it into existence redundant, for it is an intrinsic product of an infinite and eternal cosmos.

[miniminamanmina]

Something cannot come from nothing simply because nothing is something, it is an infinite progression of magnitude of void how could that not have an expression as both an infinity and a point at the same time . What makes anything possible is awareness of it and awareness contains all concepts and mathematics . Awareness does not need designation other than itself.

[aripiispanen]

♪♫♥Very Interesting - Thank you for sharing this !

[watgaz]

So if something(s) existed before BB, it needed another existence, space itself?, for it/them to grow and eventually come to fruition. If they were types of primordial stars/galaxies, then, there physics may have been completely different prior to BB, and essential for the next step of star formation, after BB occurred. They must also be responsible for the CMB radiation, which now had the content to build what we observe today.

[MirlitronOne]

To understand the narrator properly, where he says "Scientists...", substitute "SOME scientists..." and bear in mind that science is only important because there are some things WE DON'T KNOW.

[davidmcc]

Most people replying do not understand what BB says, the theory does not say the universe came from nothing.

[LordDustinDeWynd]

5:15 If it was proven, it would no longer be a theory, no?

[darwinlaluna]

Maybe dark matter is only in a cold space and it doesn’t go on hot temps

[clifflayne]

What happens if the Biug Bang was a science experiment accident?

[LordDustinDeWynd]

5:28 Advanced civilization with unfathomable knowledge were attempting to create a quantum energy field when it went horribly wrong, and here WE are, 14 billion years later! 😏 🤔 🙃

[trebell]

The something B4 the nothing. Was the nothing B4 the something, the birth of two hemispheres?

[sergeyt]

Buddha said that before this unverse that was another, and so on and on, and no beginning can be found.