James Webb Telescope Captures Perfect Einstein Ring SHOCKING Entire Space Industry!

Shockingly perfect Einstein Ring images the James Webb space telescope captured. It is by far the absolute best look at these strange gravitationally-warped halos of light. Why do you think it's called the Einstein Ring? #jwstimages #jameswebbspace #webbtelescope

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[AeroFlixD]

Awesome upload, thanks for sharing.👍👍

[prateek]

Watching this video when it has only 707 Views.
Let's see what it achieves. Great stuff!

[DrTiwade]

Loved your video. Subscribed. What answer do scientists have for the fact that in this vast unending universe, only tiny little earth has human beings?

[frogman]

Anyone else think that looks like caps shield

[eamonahern]

I have a theory. I'm neither an astronomer nor a physicist so be civil and correct me if I'm wrong in simple layman's terms. I'll state my theory in the form of questions. Is it possible, because the universe is expanding faster than light, that we could observe one galaxy in two different places and two different times (perhaps even at once)? If so, does this mean that there could be less objects in the observable universe than we can see with our most advanced telescopes? Has this ever been attempted to be proven/disproven mathematically or otherwise?