James Webb Telescope Just Detected Something Terrifying At The Edge Of The Universe

For centuries, humans have been fascinated with the mysteries of the universe, and the burning question on everyone's mind is, "What lies at the edge of the universe?" The answer to this question has eluded us for so long that we have almost given up hope of ever finding out. However, the arrival of the James Webb Space Telescope has changed everything. Recently, the JWST made an astonishing discovery at the edge of the universe that has sent shockwaves through the scientific community. The discovery is so significant that it has the potential to shatter our understanding of the universe as we know it. Are you curious to know what the JWST found at the edge of the universe? Join us as we delve into the exciting world of astronomy and discover what this new discovery means for the future of science.
Have you ever found yourself in the frustrating position of wanting to undertake a task but lacking the proper tools to do it justice? Imagine, for example, attempting to tinker with your smartphone only to realize you don't have the precise instruments necessary to crack it open, or desperately needing a flamethrower to complete a task but not having access to one. Scientists have faced similar dilemmas for centuries, particularly when it comes to unraveling the mysteries of the universe. Among the many puzzles they seek to solve is the question of how the universe itself began. Unfortunately, this requires equipment that is far beyond anything ever created by humans. It's necessary to view the edge of the universe to study some of the oldest objects and formations in existence, some of which have been around for billions of years. But don't despair, because the James Webb Space Telescope is here to save the day. The JWST is the most powerful telescope ever created, and its capabilities have revealed astounding new insights about the universe that have left scientists reeling.

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[lennydellarocca]

Why do you string this along. Get to the point. I'm out of here.

[craigsavchenko]

This makes for a good sci-fi flick. I predict 1000 yrs. from now, scientists will still be scratching their heads and changing theories of what God created. God doesn't need to follow laws, THE LAWS OBEY GOD and the words he speaks into existence. I know, mind blown!

[fatmayo]

The James Webb has already taught me that my faith in NASA space studies have been a ridiculous joke. They just keep making up stuff that's fits their answers.
I wouldn't believe anything they say.

[lilbullet]

seems to me they created a theory and every time they find something that challenges it they find more imaginative ways to make it fit into their theory. It's like a never ending script intrinsically based on Artistic Licence.

[seanyeak]

I have always wonder if our own big bang is just a massive black hole bursted through the space time fabric from another universe. The black hole from our universe will burst through our space time fabric and form another universe at the other side. It will form a string of universe and multiverse. Some of these multiverse may overlap.

[jamesthornton]

Very interesting, fascinating in fact. However, there was nothing "terrifying" presented here. Why do those who post these things imagine that they must suggest something that "terrifies" in order to get people to watch? It is blatant dishonest advertising.

[alonzomaynard]

One question no one ever attempts to answer. Where did the matter come from to create the big bang, and how something so dense that it could contain all the visible matter in our universe, being that dense not create a singularity, black hole?

[feeberizer]

The bottom line is that we understand far less than we think we do.

[san-annahhendricks]

Give glory to the ETERNAL GOD !!!
What a heavy burden God has laid on men to study and explore by science ..(wisdom)....his creation---- but never comes to know the creator himself!!!

Just to find after fate that overtakes us all....on the DEATH (.BED ).. how meaningless life is.
WE MUST Give Glory to GOD!!!

[EvicFiniteGen]

everything in the universe is created by someone

[limatoshijamir]

After a hundred years humanity will come to a conclusion that there is a creator whom we are not destined to understand.

[minecratsilentbuild]

how did the telescope see the edge of the universe if its still constantly expanding

[Bob-ylpm]

There is no "edge" of the universe, it's infinite

[DoreenBellDotan]

Take what is said more of a description of how their minds currently work than an accurate description of the Universe.

[orlandorizzo]

The smarter we get, the More I FEAR GOD, lets just say he doesn't exists there is some here in the universe that can do whatever they want . You say No thats not true, if it isnt true why are working so hard to then leave it in a place thats called DUST! Yet our SUN is one and our galixes has billions of stars. Damn Whats going on, in the earth . We know each other but what about up there. There are more stronger and powerful beings that understand what we dont.

[willyh.r.]

At this rythme, the JWST will find very soon the color of the underwear of God.😂😂😂

[rwood]

The only thing “terrifying” 😮in this video is in the title. Fascinating, yes. Exciting, of course. A reminder to never say never…instead say hardly ever. And when we finally arrive at “the end” of the observable universe we can reach out and touch the face of god.

[shmelly]

Ooooh im the first one happy days.. lonely im so lonely... i have nobody for my

[GrulbGL]

Did you ever think that all the universe was created by God just to us observe and see it construct and reconstruct and never ever reach and touch it?

36 billions years travelling at speed of light…
At astronomical scale, light is really slow, there is no way to make a trip to andromeda or even mars…

It is a weird feel 😂

[earlyorlater]

The big bang was our galaxy being sucked through a black hole and being transported into a parallel universe not just a bang from nothing.