James Webb Telescope Just Discovered A Star That Could Break The Laws Of Physics

James Webb Space Telescope Has Just Discovered A Star That Could Break The Laws Of Physics. The James Webb Space Telescope has caught a glimpse of the most distant star known in the universe, which had been announced by scientists using Webb's predecessor the Hubble Space Telescope only a few months ago.

The star is named Earendel. Fans of Lord of the Rings might recognize the name. A Tolkien character of a half-elf who rose to the skies to become a star. And we named an actual star after the character.
Poignant.

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[adrianwhyatt]

All pointing to a more mature and faster creation than previously thought!

[coreyc]

Interesting that a lot of those stars 12 Billion LY away might not even exist anymore!

[thekingofmojacar]

Thanks a lot LAB 360 for your always interesting videos ! ✌
Just imagen now we could use the next or overnext generation of advanced space telescopes with a reach of not more and not less 20 billion light years away !
What would we see there ?
The great darkness or light and matter from the previous universe (probably the same compact celestial objects as in our present universe) ?
So it's going to be pretty exciting in the future with that advanced "time machines"!

[CabbotSanders-rnbk]

I had to wait one full orbit cycle in a vacuum. Thanks to meeting up with j. W. Yes. T.❤

[patricialevy]

What about the satellite that looks like a UFO dis?

[infinidominion]

Pretty soon we won't even mention the "big bang"

[patricialevy]

Also the constellation will emerge in the milky constellation

[cajetandabre]

All theories are falling asunder one after another

[ShagNowOrLater]

😂😂 IT'S time to stop. The jig is up.