Something is Seriously Wrong with the Universe James Webb telescope New image Shocked Scientists...

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[blackholeentry]

The universe is just the same as it's always been....perhaps there is something wrong with our understanding of it!

[josephoyanadel]

It amazes me the incredibly stupid arrogance of the scientists. Nothing is wrong with the Univers. It is as it is! What is wrong is our human pretension of knowledge. We haven't scratched the surface of understanding the awesome, massive grandiosity of the creator.

[roberttarquinio]

It is what it is what should be there is there
The universe is as it should be
Nothing is wrong

[timleblanc]

We came and we will go so just make the best of are life well we got it be happy to be here people

[sorerandsmall]

So pretty much all scientists have no clue how the universe works... They r just trying there best to find out

[emigdiofrixione]

The problem is not with physics. The problem is that scientists can't grasp the concept of an infinite universe. With no beginning and no end. Like answering correctly a question like "Can an infinite universe be bigger than a smaller infinite universe?". Or "nothing is impossible". I never published the book with the correct answers about 50 years ago. I am unknown and never had a sponsor.

[JingoLoBa]

Again. And again. Certainty is not possible.

[apsonrex]

"Astronomers trying to figure out how the universe works are like a comma in a computer system trying to understand how the computer was made." This idea involves a component trying to understand the larger system of which it is a part, It describes the challenge of handling complex systems from the inside.

[georgemerlopallath]

The universe was always there. Big bangs occur always.

[rezadaneshi]

Just by entertaining that light from distant objects have been effected by curvature of space due to varying gravitational forces, one can argue what we see, is not where something was in our sky charts as well as the distance and red shift readings are effected due to gravitational extensions of moving bodies to appear amplified by curvatures, we assume as straight lines, makes any readings to be out of place... we need a relativity within relativity laws in science and a way to calculate and we can't know enough to make that distinction; resulting in science of observation and measurement never being exact.

[jonnylightbody]

What if stars were made so fast because it was more dence so star/planets were made faster because there was more matter that was closer together before expansion takes over and matter too spread out. So not many early galaxies due to expansion

[philsurgenor]

We are sleeping under an apple tree. That is all our dreams on reality are.

[davidwalker]

Nothing is seriously wrong with the universe. it is us who are arrogantly deciding how it should be not how it actually is.

[deatherutts]

Maybe it's all been there we just were never allowed to see

[EpicSpace-yk]

Thanks for this amazing presentation...

Our Standard cosmological model may be wrong but another thing we must think that is our science enough to explain the underlying mystery of the universe. there is a possibility that the dark energy and dark matter may be beyond our science...

[ioanbota]

Realy I like this video so so much like you can imagine

[georgemerlopallath]

Just like quantum physics, what if the observed changes when observed?

[phk]

The universe is infinite and eternal and so has no boundaries and has always been. The mind cannot cope with this.

[lexpee]

The existence of the BigBang theory is quite an discussion. Has there ever been a BigBang?

[briansutton]

Dark matter don't jive, plasmology do.