James Webb Telescope Just Spotted 900 Billion Disappearing Stars

The James Webb Space Telescope has made an astonishing discovery: 900 billion stars have seemingly vanished from a distant galaxy cluster. This baffling phenomenon has left scientists scrambling for answers. Could this be the result of an unprecedented cosmic event, or are we witnessing something far more mysterious? Join us as we delve into this groundbreaking observation, explore the theories behind the disappearance, and uncover what this could mean for our understanding of the universe.

[waynealan]

It really is pretty simple. Our Galaxy is moving in a diametrically opposite direction from the disappearing stars/galaxies. The combined speeds of the two directions exceed the speed of light and when that happens those other stars/galaxies simply wink out of our visible universe. The same then happens to us and our surrounding stars to those which winked out for us.

[Larry-jb]

Of course, expansion could be responsible for those stars, mentioned early in the vid for disappearing, in addition curvature shouldn't be discounted too?!

[jamiebennett]

Not to worry about my hero stopped the colapse and when i get off my lazy butt, I'll write about it