Neil deGrasse Tyson Breaks Silence On James Webb Telescope's Shocking New Image!

[willbart]

Neil Degrasse Tyson will always… break the silence. Always.

[babajaiy]

"The essential aspects of the big bang starting with a hot....are well established and not in question" - That's a joke, because the so called big bang is based on data - but the interpretation of that data - are assumptions about that data.

[sorinescu]

4:50
This is the second time in the clip when the narrator says: "it takes countless billions of years for a galaxy like Milky Way to form".
Seriously? The whole Universe is 14 billion years old.

[briankgarland]

But...but....there was a consensus. And we were told science by consensus shouldn't be questioned. Weird.

[evanmartin]

10^^2.685e6? Isn't there a point in science where you can say, "Absolutely no way this could of possibly ever happened"?

"Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth".

From Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. The quote appears in "The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes".

[jefferywise]

Long ago the universe was smaller and more compact. That means the universe was more dense and gravity exerted by larger objects affected matter that was in a more compact region.
So more matter gets attracted and pulled inward. Wouldn’t that account, at least in part, for some older galaxies having material to grow large and large more quickly without the need for esoteric matter.
If the universe is expanding faster than the speed of light, then how big and how much more dense was the universe 13.8 billion years ago.

[DeejayP]

Or maybe the universe is simply just older than previously thought. You know, fit the theory to the evidence rather than the other way around.

[Mortalitor]

2:52 "Perhaps Super-Assive Black Holes at the Galaxy centers are heating them"

[pitchforksarecoming]

Just like he is wrong on UAP's/UFO's making fun of people, ridiculing them, a true professional!

[jasb]

They spend their lives being 95 percent wrong. A life of theories taught as fact.

[robvanderwell]

"Trust the science". The Science: "We were wrong".

[comeasyouare]

Science is limited to information. The word theory is an explanation of based on that information. It should never be seen as fact, but only the best educated guess. It will always be fluid and changing.

[kevingainey]

There is the empirical, then there is everything else.

[SG-qmto]

I'm just a random dumbass, but I'd like to offer a simple analogy. As a child, when you had to take that 3 hour long road trip to go down the shore (or wherever), that 3 hours seemed to take forever. After all, at just 5 or 6 years old, 3 hours was a huge percentage of your lifetime. It was as if time moved at a different rate. Why shouldn't the universe be any different?

[colinchesbrough]

Can you point me to the peer reviewed paper you got this info from?

[rogerphelps]

This has been debunked. The age of these galaxies was estimated from how red they looked. On closer examination of the spectra it has become apparent that these galaxies are much closer to us.

[earthoid]

Our universe erupting into an already existing universe seems as likely as our universe erupting into nothing, but my brain isn't bound by pesky math equations and such.

[johnmoreno]

My guess is a 33, 000, 000, 000 year old universe. The galaxies are older because the universe is older.
Simple answer...let's see what the real experts find.

[unnamedchannel]

What is he breaking silence about ? He’s not even part of the working team

[babbarr]

If it´s 1 times 2 to the x billionth power odds that we exist, what are the odds that we ALL exist? Yes, everything arose from nothing (shunya). Read Khyentze Norbu´s book ¨White Sail¨, where he debunks the myth of Scientific Materialism. I like Penrose´s model of a cyclical universe....close to Hinduism and Buddhism.