James Webb Telescope Just Spotted The Most Distant Object But What it Found Stunned Everyone!

Can you imagine a cosmic structure so luminous and powerful that it surpasses the radiance of entire galaxies? What would we find if we could go back 11 billion years into the past of the universe? The James Webb Telescope has provided the answer, discovering an incredible trio of galaxies dominated by a stunning trio of quasars. This stunning phenomenon takes us into some of the oldest and most mysterious corners of the universe.

[JoeBauers]

Credibility takes a hit when the word "panic" is so egregiously misspelled.

[timothy]

Light is only present in resistance. Black holes are supposed to swallow up everything, but that's not what we observe. Galaxies are formed like magnets and paper clips. The paper clips will magnetize and draw other paper clips from the debris or pile. Central external magnetic fields control the internal magnetic fields as paper clips. Pulling as a chain in equalization to pressure within the nucleus.

[thekingofmojacar]

To explain quasars a little better, you have to know that it is a supermassive black hole that turns into a quasar at a very specific point in its existence (in a very active phase).
This means that two opposing “jets” distribute ionized particles and energies into the environment at about half the speed of light. To explain it in another symbolic way:
Quasars can certainly be described as a kind of “cosmic recycling station”!
They were particularly important at the very beginning of our universe, as they supplied the newly formed baby universe with light, energies and particles...

[irubadub]

If the universe is 27 not 13 billion years old, does it not trickle down to our planet. the earth may be twice as old. 9 billion years instead of 4.5.

[MrNicktheBeat]

I think you should delve into some of the oldest and most mysterious corners of the English language.

[mikegoddard]

We only have a hundred thousand years at best 🤷🏻‍♂️

[alphaone]

All im interesred in is the comments find them so entertaining

[josephnicklyn]

Panic on something 10's of billions of light years away? They need to take a walk on a beach, get a strong drink or talk to someone.

[stephenzhao]

1:05 ... and now the new star of space exploration is delivering one hit after another after stunning images and discoveries that are changing all of cosmology the telescope turned its eyes to the Quasar sdss j165 20264 plus 172 8523 or J1 1653 for short this cosmic oddball had alradby been discovered by Hubble 1:30

[dlwiii]

“Panacking”? Hard to put that in a comment because even autocorrect knows better!

[edgewood]

Who made this MONSTROSITY? over an hour long...WHO IS GOING TO WATCH THIS DRIVEL that is A.I. Generated?!?!

[Maelthras]

Eventually we will find the milky way galaxy back in time.

[frujf]

Panacking?? Not too impressive, especially for a science site.