Finally Released! The James Webb Telescope Image We’ve All Been Waiting For!

Finally Released! The James Webb Telescope Image We’ve All Been Waiting For!

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Just moments ago, the James Webb Telescope made an extraordinary discovery that is shaking the very foundations of our cosmic understanding. This groundbreaking finding is rewriting the rules of our universe, forcing scientists to update their theories about space and celestial phenomena. The James Webb Telescope, known for its cutting-edge technology and ability to observe the farthest reaches of the cosmos, has detected a massive, previously unknown object that defies current astronomical models. This revelation is poised to revolutionize our knowledge of the universe, sparking new debates and research in the scientific community. Stay tuned as experts delve deeper into this unprecedented discovery and its implications for the future of space exploration and our understanding of the cosmos.

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[brando]

I’m almost 6 minutes in. Why are we so convinced about when the universe started? If we are seeing mature galaxies and stars a short time after the Big Bang and it doesn’t make sense how they formed so fast then isn’t it logical to think that the Big Bang might have happened longer ago then we thought?

[victormiller]

Tbh we are so small on the cosmic beach.., , it's kinda overwhelming at times

[michaelhawryliw]

what if the universe had no beginning and has always and i mean ALWAYS been here for ever? I dont think many scientists can agree with this because that also means that it will probably be here for ever, I hope.

[Thehadow]

I do believe they have forgotten the E in the, famous equation E=mc(2), & early universe of matter and anti-matter and where did it go.

[Space_Library]

The JWST's discoveries suggest that galaxy formation may have occurred faster than traditional models suggest. This challenges the theory of cosmic inflation, which posits a rapid expansion of the universe right after the Big Bang. Should the inflationary model be reconsidered or even replaced? What alternative theories could more accurately describe the early universe's dynamics?

[idalbasanchez]

Take universe it is not expanding because always has been there, is the telescope 🔭 makes our eyes 👀 and brain 🧠 see what it was created by GOD ITSELF, INCLUDING THE HUMANS BEEN 👍👍👍👍👍 GREAT CREATION, I LOVE IT. Thank you for the video 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[rolandomeza]

We are so insignificant in the immensity of the universe that if we traveled just one month away from the Earth at the speed of light, we would not find the Earth even with the most powerful telescope. We are nothing.

[justinstewart]

There is one book that has been around since the creation of all things. You're looking in the wrong place for information. Space doesn't exist. Don't let what others say and create fool your eyes. Open your heart and your mind to the impossibilities, ask the question you have to the universe or as others and myself would say, ask Jesus. Read the Bible, because no man or woman can tell any of us the truth. Don't believe everything you see. Your eyes are always being deceived. If you find yourself feeling negative or offended by what I'm saying then test what I'm saying by actually reading the oldest form of history we have. The Bible and ask Jesus for forgiveness. You'll need it if you don't already have it

[Anna-jcfo]

Everybody has always said that the universe is expanding. That seems impossible because space would have to be constantly created to fill the void between expanding celestial bodies. Why has it not ever dawned on anyone that the center is shrinking? If the center is shrinking then you have more and more and more and more Space to work with, and it becomes more and more and more and more dense rather than spread thin. If the center is shrinking or decimating, then it would appear that the outside is growing or expanding isn’t it more than possible that we have it exactly backwards? I mean, you get to look at it, and the Earth does not belong to us, we belong to it. Where the end is the beginning as also. Paradoxical phases like that point out that we are viewing things from the inside out, and not the outside in because we can’t view it from the outside in. So, it is more than a probability that nothing is expanding, but rather the center is shrinking. If the center is shrinking, then everything starts to make sense. It’s how you get something out of nothing. You’re just decimating. Otherwise, you’ve got to solve the problem of where all the extra mass is coming from. if it’s coming from somewhere that would seem infinite, then that is the real universe and not ours. If you take an Atom and chop it into 1 billion pieces, then take that piece and chop it into 1 billion pieces, and so on and so on and so on, you can go on forever. But you can’t do that in the opposite direction. This also implies that time is not necessarily running forward. No matter what you think, you do not have the past. Your memories are completely fragmented and wrong. The past constantly distort and morphs and changes because you didn’t grasp it. You only grasp a small fragment. If you don’t have the past correct, then it too is open, just like the future. You don’t have here and now because by the time you say here and now it is gone. You’re not riding the crest of the wave like a surfer through time. You’re just looking back at what you think you saw, and you’re looking ahead at what you think you might see by what you saw. But what you see now is open. You cannot see things for what they really are, they are too fleeting. It’s the same thing as not being able to see yourself. You only see what other people react to. We are a reflection of the living universe. It doesn’t know what it is either. It can’t see itself. It is looking for another just like we are. You can’t be anything except a reflection of the universe. So whatever you are, the universe is too. You look at the pathways of the celestial objects in space as they move through time, and the pathways form branches from a trunk to the canopy of the tree where the numbers run into themselves and become equal to zero. A tree starts out as a sphere, it ends as a sphere, and it drops other little seeds that also turn into explosions, just like the Big Bang. Of course you’re going to see other galaxies older than our universe… Duh. A forest is nothing more than a fire viewed from above, or green mold, consuming a surface. The universe is not a balloon with dots on it expanding, it is a flat disc slightly arched, just like the top of a tree and a forest. The leaves that glitter like sparkling jewels, but fade in and out as they drop off the top of the tree or just like the stars. You don’t have to look outside to find yourself or your origins or your creator. You are the creator, and all things morph and evolve into whatever you focus on and pass on to your offspring. Nothing was ever born, and nothing can ever die. It is just cyclic, indicating that motion and life are the same. Even rocks have a consciousness. The strings of gravity that connected to all other things in the universe are torn constantly, and the vacuum pulls in the elemental, virtual particles of atoms. There is only one atom, but it has a superposition just like the electron field that it moves through the electron field doesn’t change, it holds all futures and all past and all presents, and all expressions that are perceivable. It is alive with motion, wonder marvel distraction, and creativity if you try to hold down, an electron, it will collapse into whatever it is you want it to be, but it will be dead. This God that we’re all looking for is in the self, and is the self. Everything else is just reflections off of… The self projected.

[ericsheckton]

We don’t know half of what we think we do.

[MrTewaka]

Ok so where did the super massive black holes come from then? It sounds like the reductive reasoning of
Because God.
It seems academia is a little backwards biblical(:-)

[robertbeekman]

This crap kills me, because they will jump off a cliff before saying they are wrong. If everything comes from Stars what was the first star made of? You would need millions of stars to live and die very fast. None sense.

[boblessig]

Read the Bible. God Creative all things.