James Webb Telescope Captures First Real Image Of Galaxy Older Than The Universe!

James Webb Telescope Captures First Real Image Of Galaxy Older Than The Universe!

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The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has revolutionized our understanding of the universe by capturing images of some of the oldest galaxies ever observed. One significant discovery is Maisy's Galaxy, which formed only 390 million years after the Big Bang, offering an unprecedented glimpse into the early universe. This discovery challenges existing theories about the age and formation of galaxies, with some scientists proposing that the universe could be much older than previously thought. The JWST's advanced infrared capabilities have allowed astronomers to detect galaxies and celestial objects with high redshift values, revealing details previously hidden from view. These findings have sparked debates and new theories, including the potential existence of dark stars, powered by dark matter annihilation, which could further alter our understanding of cosmic history. The JWST continues to provide groundbreaking insights, reshaping our perception of the cosmos and its origins.

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[edstauffer]

I believe that the entirety of the universe formed as a pocket of spacetime all at once similar to a burst of vacuum energy. Once the dark matter fabric of the universe cooled most of it condensed and collapsed into swirling pools which pulled the baryonic matter into direct collapse black holes with the eddies forming the stars and galaxies. The dark matter of the fabric spacetime would collide and spray away from the center rather than be swallowed by the black hole. It would then rain back down on the plane of the galaxy. These pools of dark matter would only occupy about 0.1% of their former volume. The deepest gravity wells would experience time dilation and thus time would pass much more rapidly for areas not in them. Once stars and AGN formed they would begin the process of evaporating the liquid dark matter.. On average throughout the universe time would speed up from that point on while particle mass would slowly decrease as the average liquid dark matter content decreased. The altered ratio of dark matter to baryonic matter resulting from the vaporization process would then have influenced the formation and evolution of galaxies. Progressively smaller stars would have formed due to the shallower gravity wells. Larger diameter galaxies would also have evolved due to the lower LDM concentrations

[elijahgriffin-curtis]

Holdful we can find a way use dark matter to power the world and are travel though space.