JWST Finds That 90% of the Early Galaxies Had Gas Clouds Brighter Than 10 Billion Suns

In this episode, we will show you how the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has made a stunning discovery that nearly 90% of the galaxies in the early universe had extremely bright gas clouds that outshone the stars within them. We will explain how this finding could help solve a mystery that threatens to break cosmology, which is how the universe became transparent to light after the dark ages. We will also describe the future prospects and challenges of the JWST and the early universe research.

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[christadauria]

Our universe continues to expand more as the recent research studies have shown.

[terriquinlan]

James Webb has been a brilliant contributor. What a fantastic achievement.

[Lupin]

Thank you for the information nice vid

[jessicaheger]

Where is the full video? Is there a link?

[cbaasal]

The universe is infinite - so grateful for your sharing and for all those making g it possible to see what there is - a dream of my early youth is a reality now

[eeroiiskola]

Time is a human invention, the space does not know the beginning or the end, it is eternal.

[saltybits]

There is not enough thermal energy in all the stars to account for the expansion that we see in the universe. There has to be another mechanism for expansion like magnetism.

[brianbonnet]

And the JWT can see make light go faster so we can see it sooner? Wow. Well light-speed issue solved, by a telescope mind you, impressive indeed.

[R.H.S.U]

SO, everything behind it is unobservable by webb, since they may be the first sources of light? do we need to observe a broader range of the electromagnetic spectrum? xd

[richardsylvanus]

Looks like the Yes album cover for Fragile

[frankhallahan]

Reminds me of Genesis 1:4,
“4 God saw that the light was good, and he separated the light from the darkness.“

[mrg]

How would they know what happened 2 billion years ago?

[RodolfoEnriquez-ltsv]

If there was only a soul, before the early universe; would there be a multiverse?

[ahoksbergen]

Transparent to light?!? You mean opaque to light?

[Blueray]

There was know dark ages just like there wasn't a big BANG

[-GOD-ONLY..]

QURAN
chapter. 21
Verse. 30

.. sanureehim aayat...
..so what else you want to DENY...

[brooneil]

On pure reasoning, I believe there is a Creator over evolution any day.

[samirteniou]

"الله الذي خلق السماوات والارض وأنزل لكم من السماء ماء فأخرج به من الثمرات رزقا لكم وسخر لكم الفلك لتجري في البحر بأمره وسخر لكم الأنهار وسخر لكم الشمس والقمر دائبين وسخر لكم الليل والنهار وآتاكم من كل ماسألتموه وإن تعدوا نعمة الله لن تحصوها إن الإنسان لظلوم كفار"
سورة إبراهيم.

[danae]

There is no such thing as “early universe”

[phk]

There's no "early universe." The universe is infinite and eternal. It has no age - there was no beginning - it's always been.