Michio Kaku Stunned By James Webb Telescope's Terrifying New Images

Renowned American theoretical physicist Michio Kaku just shared a stunning discovery made by the James Webb Space Telescope and it changes everything we know about the cosmos and its existence. The James Webb Space Telescope, or JWST, is one of the most advanced space observatories ever built, and it is set to revolutionize our understanding of the universe. One of its primary objectives is to observe the very first galaxies that formed after the Big Bang. These galaxies are thought to have formed just a few hundred million years after the birth of the universe, and they hold valuable clues to the early evolution of our cosmos. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope is currently the most advanced space telescope around, with cutting edge technology and advanced tools to let it see farther into the universe and see in much greater detail than ever before.
In particular, among its capabilities is the ability to, technically speaking, see through time. Time and distance have an interesting relationship. This is because visual images and signals need to actually travel in order to be seen. For example, the Sun is on average 150 million kilometers away from the Earth. Now, one might think that all sunlight that reaches Earth does so instantaneously, but that actually isn't true. Light has a set speed it can travel (specifically 299792458 meters per second, assuming it is traveling in a vacuum without any interference). This is very fast, but it isn't instantaneous.
With this speed in mind, we know that it takes light from the Sun a little over eight minutes to reach Earth. That means when we look at the Sun, we aren't seeing a live image of what is actually happening on the Sun. We're actually seeing what was happening on the Sun around eight minutes prior. Now take this idea and expand the scale so it applies across the universe. All stars emit light, which we can see. But the farther away the star is, the older what we're seeing is. If you're looking at a very distant star, you're actually seeing what happened a very long time ago.
Now! Let’s talk about the galaxies in question. The six potential galaxies spotted were estimated by the team to have existed around 500-700 million years after the Big Bang.
What are these galaxies? And what impact will they have on our understanding of the universe?
NASA's 10 billion dollars telescope which was launched in December 2021 has just spotted six gargantuan galaxies each roughly the size of our own Milky Way. Yes a group of galaxies from the dawn of the universe that are so massive they shouldn't exist these were first spotted as a series of fuzzy dots that appeared unusually bright and unusually red the six giant galaxies which contain almost as many stars as The Milky Way. They are so ancient; researchers have said that they shouldn't even exist anymore. A team of astrophysicists found the mysterious objects hiding in images taken from the James Webb Space Telescope, which was published in a study on 22 February. They've also revealed that this finding is 'pushing the limits' to everything we thought we knew about space. NASA was able to find galaxies nearly as huge as the Milky Way, all full of some very mature red stars, a recent study has found. The images were obtained by the James Webb Space Telescope, which showed exactly just how far away these stars were. While only appearing as miniscule dots to the powerful telescope, astronomers have now been able to establish the age of the stars through analyzing the light emitting from the galaxies.

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[chefdalling]

A conclusion is the place where you got tired of thinking.

[danielsheikh-kcqv]

This will change everything we thought we knew!!

[bastje]

Funny how creation is always showing scientists that their timeframes are totally flawed. They find it so hard to accept that there is a higher being who created all of this. Which is the most obvious and logical explanation. They rather go for a much much less logical explanation.

[brianholloway]

99% of most of the professors today have only got there by assumptions when you make something like this telescope and they actually look at exactly what's there these professors then can say like this professor we got it very wrong. Because they are all looking at assumptions not facts. We are now seeing in many disciplines when we make machines and we can see the things that these professionals are looking at and look at the things that these professors have read books and we can now see that their assumptions have been amazingly wrong. It's about time we got rid of all the textbooks that had misleading information then the new students coming through and the new professors coming through would then have something that none of the other professors had and that would be the truth it's called science not assumptions

[enricomonti]

Hello everybody, I don't understand the graphical cone time line of the big bang (1:18). How does it rapresent a three dimensional reality? To describe an example of the big bang I will use the camparison of throwing a rock into the water of a pond. Where the rock hits the water is time zero and while time elapses the circular waves formed from the explosion rapresent the position of the galaxies. The farthest away form time zero are the oldest and the closer galaxies to time zero, the youngest. If the earth is positioned on one of the far waves from the time zero and we find the galaxies described on the video on the other side of the circle wave (diameter) we are looking at galaxies very far away from earth but not so very far from time zero. So the galaxies in question seem very old because we see them very far from us but in reality, from time zero they may be distant just an equal amount as the earth.
Thank you.

[dewainaudiss]

Was he there at the beginning to see the beginning, or reproduce in a lab (science).

[shipwright]

What’s so terrifying? Finding out that God is real? Repent of your sins and trust in Jesus 🙏🏼✝️

[degreewedge]

Trying to break galaxies into smaller unformed pieces has not worked out.

[ЄвгенПритула]

The big bang theory is wrong, as are the professors who developed it.

[mdsheikh]

Allah is the Greatest! How amazing is the universe he created!!

[brianholloway]

even this well versed well published global speaker is actually saying that they've made so many mistakes professionally at the phd level. That all the textbooks must be written because they've made so many assumptions it's making them look stupid interesting. Like I said if you take away all the assumptions and you only have the facts. The new people coming in that will be learning would actually know what's right and what's wrong not assumptions. The only reason why we have professors like this Japanese professor making all these claims for decades is to keep his job. Even coming out in his own mouth he said he has made so many mistakes they have to rewrite the textbooks. So now with the fax coming out we can now see what the professors are actually saying and in their textbooks we can actually see what damage they have done to science. All what this presentation is about is assumptions there's not a great deal of facts in it the next telescope will tell you that. The big banks been proven wrong decades ago why they keep saying it. And this telescope has proven the big bang is absolutely impossible because you have solar systems going all different directions that's impossible with a big bang. And what about the Pilades sorry about the spelling but this star system is actually going completely in the wrong direction in between all the solar systems without a collision mentioned in the Bible exactly what it is doing this constellation is absolutely impossible if there was a big bang. All the modelling that they have done is wrong so if all the modelling and data that they've been collecting is wrong and all the textbooks are wrong because of assumptions where does that leave science. One thing I do know when the Sunday Llll comes in all this will be irrelevant have you done any study on it for the sake of your kids do so

[theroguebot]

Another "TERRIFYING" discovery, I dont think my heart can take it. But seriously why is everything the JWST discovers described as "terrifying" - pure sensationalism.

[soldtobediers]

''WHEN COMPARED TO THE CREATOR OF IT ALL... ASTRO SCIENCE PROFESSORS ARE BUT A MERE WORM STICKING IT'S HEAD OUT OF AN APPLE AND DECLARING TO THE OTHERS WORMS ''THIS IS ALL THERE IS OUT THERE!''
~Just another one of those many one's of ''We His Believers'' who's patiently awaiting for...
''His ✝Just⚖ Return🪃'.'