James Webb Telescope Just Sent Back TERRIFYING New Images We've Never Seen Before!

The universe has always been full of mysteries, but what the James Webb Space Telescope has just discovered is beyond anything we could have imagined. These new images, sent back from the farthest reaches of space, are not only stunning but deeply unsettling. Prepare to journey into the unknown as we reveal the terrifying new images captured by the James Webb Telescope. What secrets of the cosmos have we uncovered? And what does this mean for our understanding of the universe? Join us as we delve into these unprecedented discoveries and explore the cosmic phenomena that are leaving scientists both awestruck and alarmed.



#Voyager

[jacoblahr]

So many screenshots i took while watching this. Thanks for the wallpapers 🙂

[alphabasic]

Are you able to create videos that actually aren’t 90% repackaging of content several years old? If you’ve got something new to say please get to it…

[TONYPARAMOTOR]

what about the experts in D.U.M.B.S .?

[victorhenry]

Even though there were some spectacular photos of regions of in space never before seen can you tell me where in the whole story were the pictures you are showing on your introduction.

[jeppatransparency]

If it's true, then that's awesome!

[ronaldkemp]

In the books I published in 2021, before the JWST was launched I accurately predicted the JWST would find old, fully grown galaxies, some larger than our own Milky Way galaxy as far as the telescope is able to see, even further than a light distance of 14 billion light years away. I said the massive galaxies would confuse astronomers relying on general relativity's look-back time prediction for they would be too mature at such distances. I even said the old massive galaxies at the edge of the observable universe would become a paradox, refuting the big bang, age of the universe, cosmic inflation, CMB as evidence of a big bang, speed of light, Hubble constant, 1st and 2nd laws of thermodynamics and the LCDM cosmological model used to describe the evolution of the universe.

I know exactly why the telescope found old, massive galaxies in the early universe because i accurately predicted them before the JWST was launched. Can't believe they still haven't figured them out.

[davidbrown]

Where are the aliens 👽? I’m ready to meet one now .

[tommypeacock]

I really do not know, if I can trust any of the voyager content any more!!!!

[koalafox]

Domina effect. Satellites as farthest view can be. Sight beyond transfered as a domino effect. Horizon saw farthest

[Sebastian-Grunwald]

/we should not open the "box of Pandora!"

[TONYPARAMOTOR]

ignorance? remote viewing can gain far more knowledge used by talented people. more the better.cmon there is far more here and now.that us puppets cannot access.a need to know? and we the masses we the puppets don't need to know.