'It's Not From Our Universe!' James Webb Telescope Discovered 4 More Strange Galaxies Older Than...

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[ardalla]

From what I get from this, it seems the earliest galaxies that are called "strange" here are strange only because they exist so early, not because of their properties or appearance. These are normal galaxies that should not be there. If they are the leftover remnants from another universe with different laws, we would expect them to be drastically different.

[Miller]

We humans think the universe is vast, but what if the whole universe were the size of a grain of sand and there were trillions and trillions of those grains of sand? 🤔

[Bigbenschoolfukuoka]

if the telescope is so good I think they can see the number plate of every ufo.

[kbeesmot]

40 years ago in a physics lesson at school i asked "What if there was already a universe and the big bang happened inside the universe, could we be part of a mixed universe?" Oh how they laughed at me, oh what and idiot i was thy all scoffed.

[bodejohnson]

our universe was a big bang inside another universe, we are seeing galaxies millions of years older than ours because we are seeing past our universe into the universe we were born in, and im sure its been happening since the beginning of time if thats even possible.

[davidhess]

Sounds like to me that we don't have a clue about what the Big Bang was or about what came before it.

[eldarpuntushashvili]

We will never know the complete truth about this universe. This universe seems enormously huge.

[justthetruth]

This Universe merger hypothesis seems quite logical to me.
I can't wait for more observations that will narrow this down.

[metaspherz]

What we don't know is more intriguing than what we know. New discoveries are exciting. They inspire others to dedicate their lives to understanding our world and universe. Curiosity is infectious. Without it, we'd still be living in the dark.

[latetotheparty]

At the edge of the universe is a roundabout everyone thinks ruined the neighborhood.

[jimdonaldson]

The only thing that's clear, is that it is unclear

[rashadabdulazeem]

How can we be sure of the actual age of the universe, the goal post is changing rapidly with every new discovery of the Webb telescope and the universe appears to be much more vast than previously thought of, perhaps we are looking at only a tiny slice of the universe. It's time we re calibrate our physics and theories

[sciencefest]

cant wait for what webb will see beyond the big bang... i can bet that there are more galaxies beyond the dark ages the universe is not finite it always existed and will exist forever

[garypugh]

The can look farther and farther and continue to see galaxies in a universe that extends to infinity and has always been in existence. No big bang.

[youngandrew]

Imagine sub atomic particles pointing their telescopes outwards trying to work out what they are, where they are and how far 'everything' stretches . That's us. We're tiny but part of something larger that in turn is just a tiny piece of something bigger etc.

This stuff truly amazes me in spite of my lack of comprehension of the math and physics.

[robynandruski]

Scientists refer to dark matter
as one type. That makes no sense
Light matter comes in many forms
of molecular mass.
JWT is finally challenging theories
that seemed shallow or wrong imo

[Rob_eightmedia]

southern side of the universe? ..northern side of the universe?? ..
..whatchu talkin' 'bout Willis?

[hilly]

Michio Kaku is pictured but has none of his content and nothing more than ramblings and clickbait. No real science and takes 90% of the clip to actually say anything. As empty as the Universe it proclaims to offer up nothing!!

[scottmcanea]

This video just proves how small and insignificant our planet is.