Revolutionary Discovery! Webb Telescope Discovers 1st Ever 'Einstein Zig-Zag' Phenomenon

The James Webb Space Telescope has made a groundbreaking discovery—the first-ever 'Einstein Zig-Zag.' This rare gravitational lensing phenomenon reveals six images of a distant quasar created by two perfectly aligned galaxies. This cosmic breakthrough offers insights into dark energy, the Hubble constant, and the mysteries of the universe’s expansion. Dive into the science behind this remarkable find and its potential to reshape our understanding of cosmology. Don't miss this exciting journey through space and time!

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[thablackguy]

Why is he saying quasar so weird? Its quasar - Qua-Sar, not quazer(like laser)

[TomIreland-nk]

Fun fact: originally, they wanted to name it the "Tom Ireland Space Telescope", or, T.I.S.T..

I like to stay humble, so I suggested J.W.S.T.


I regret that now..

[chrisschmitt]

I am not a physicist, but I have a suspicion that dark matter when it's more fully understood. We'll probably enlighten us with space travel and how to going throughout the galaxy, faster and more efficiently. Since it makes up the majority of matter in the universe and we really don't have a full understanding right? I'm betting we can find many keys to several mysteries at the moment. I think it will propel our understanding and look forward to those accomplishments. Just a thought.

[hermesalmeida]

Ótima visão da pesquisa e analise ambiental.😲👋✋✋

[emikke]

The discoveries of James Webb shows the sad state of academics and research. Amazing discoveries being ignored by a whole community of scientists because it is inconvenient to their careers

[chriswirges]

Let's keep in mind when the word "Dark" is used, we are absolutely clueless. Dark Energy might not even exist, the expansion could be due to any number of things including a form of (reverse) gravity we don't understand.

[BillTheCat]

It's just a variation on
"Einstein's Ring."
Ppl act like this is
something new? SMH 🤦

[thomasbell]

Quayser is what we called 'luded out people back in the day.

[erdngtn]

Yeah just zoom in ALL THE WAY. Just show us pixels. Hell yeah that’ll keep us coming back. And the AI voice, so authentic

[christophmessner]

Why is there no gravitational lensing around every big galaxy? Why is the photo not showing the six-fold picture of the quasar? Why, if Hubble’s redshift theory is true, don’t look all galaxies and quasars the redder the further are away?

[AngelGarcia-lqbm]

Idk how they can study a galaxy that far away from these images because the only thing I can see with great detail are blurry smudges lol

[EHenterprises]

Is it possible that since the light had to travel 11 billion years from this quasar that what we are seeing today no longer exists. This question is very important to me. Will someone please answer?

[lindenduffourc]

Also. It's funny how the universe is actively working against us the farther we look out..

[tunggulsujarwob.archmba]

When universe expanding faster than light speed then its mean we will never reach another galaxy, if still use measurement of light speed for space traveling? 😮

[celtsontv]

How come I have never heard of an Einstein zigzag, and then like we found one. If I research this I’ll find it, but it’s being talked about as if it were a thing everyone knew. Did we just jump into another parallel dimension again? 😂

[vincentdavis]

It also proves black holes do not exist.

[TerryDaniels-we]

we got good things always been facanating with dark energy one day they will find how to use it for science

[IsabellaIsabella-mctx]

Great JWST. One day we know better our Universe. Thanks. ❤❤

[FamilyWithoutHousing]

"KWAY-zar, " *NOT* "KWAY-zer"! Mispronounce another astronomical term ever again and I will unsubscribe.

[เกษมศักดิ์-หล]

I have it on my phone 🤳 too, but it hase a Triangle Distans ∆ see on many spots here by us, and is weird how can a ligth ball stay on the same High spots every day on 2 spots w/N 50° fistspots, second spots o/S 170° a Big ligth ball like in the clip 😅