Brian Cox: 'The Universe STOPPED Expanding! James Webb Telescope PROVED Us Wrong!'

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We now know how our world ends!
Our affinity with sci-fi movies and perhaps the Bible would point toward the big, bad apocalypse. But what if we tell you that the end of the universe is no different than its inception?
The James Webb Telescope has revealed that the universe has stopped expanding. Popular scientist Brian Cox made this prediction years ago. In doing so, he gave us the most realistic starting point to imagine the end of the world.
We’re heading towards Big Bang 2.0.
Join us as we explore why the world has stopped expanding and James Webb’s terrifying discovery!

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[BCTGuitarPlayer]

Okay…now I officially understand NOTHING!!

Oh…and by the way…NON OF IT terrifies me.

[shannonhargie]

It doesn’t rule out everything we knew it just means we know more now. It’s like Newtonian physics in that way. Newton was still right, there was just more to know. This is the beauty of science.

[badchad]

Y does all theys videos say terrified.

[valkyriedd]

There is no dark matter or dark energy.

[srhabb]

What about those 6 colossal galaxies that should not exist according the the jwst?

[Sortingthings-ksvj]

I am happy to hear the good news !

*What may be the most terrifying to some is to be wrong

[jl-nzgh]

How is the discovery terrifying? Everything comes to an end and that end won't be for an unimaginable amount of time.

[jacupwakup]

The universe is on a cycle and this hs occurred numerous times. Inevitably every black hole will consume another creating super massive black holes. What happens when all that's left in the universe are two suuuper massive black holes and they absorb one another containing all the energy of the universe in a single finite point for a moment in time? Any expansion at that point would result in a bang of energy. How many times has this already occurred tho?

[FillInLastName]

SCIENCE TODAY: "Here is what we know for sure so do not question it or you are a conspiracy theorist."

SCIENCE TOMORROW:
" We were wrong before, but here is what we know for sure now so do not question it or you are a conspiracy theorist."

[retiefgregorovich]

Why is any of this frightening? A collapse would take billions if not trillions of years. I don't expect to live that long.

[terrywayneHamilton]

define the universe. define infinite. what is time. We are yet to understand gravity and therefore the universe. Math has not solved any of these questions . The first thing we must understand is gravity and how energy that has little mass can become mass. We know that mass has energy, but what we do not know is how energy becomes mass. Where did the mass for the big bang come from. A bigger telescope ain't going to see further into the universe, it is only going to enlarge that which we already see. The reason we can not see the infinite universe is because light bends. Einstein.

[Mr_Bunnie]

It all doesn't matter. We are all heading towards to the great attractor. Enjoy life.

[ninesfinesilver]

Now are you saying before the Big Bang space didn’t exist so absolutely nothing created every single thing. Better go back to the drawing board I think😜

[BrBe]

I still have a feeling time is just a manmade creation to help measure the past and future but in actuality doesn't exist as a physical/tangible thing.

[kircyclone]

If universe stopped expamding we would have already know it... no need brian cox to come and tell us...😂😂😂😂

[richardlong]

Just when I thinking I knew a little something about the expansion of the universe I now find out that I need to readjust everything I thought I knew.

[chrisbelos]

sure buddy, red shift is only in your head if you think so.... yikes

[tommyl]

Point is none of us knows. Its way above what current scientists. All we have is theories. We will never know.

[allan]

Haven't seen Professor Cox around for awhile. Is he still on TV?

[dawnezone]

Big bang still a Theory. I love the way the big bang seems to have only expanded one way? How does that happen? Most explosions go in all directions right, unless there is some kind of barrier behind it?