Breakthrough: NASA Reveals New Mysteries About Dark Matter and the First Stars

Dive into the mysteries of the cosmic dawn and dark matter with the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope! Explore how the universe’s first stars shaped galaxies and unveiled the role of dark matter. Join us for a thrilling journey back in time to witness the formation of the cosmos and understand the forces that drive it today

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[andrewsmart]

Imagine I don’t need to, I was there since the creation.

[hermancharlesserrano]

Rayonization…the moment man-made elements first appeared after the Big Bang

[johnwalls-xvkd]

Dark matter the stuff before the big bang at the edge of universe

[cthulholmhastur]

🤔 Is the fact that it's dark caused by it's moving away from us at faster than light speed? Does that make sense? Any opinions appreciated! 😅

[CoffeePot]

Actually it's more than 6 billion years.

[patmayer]

Just tell the world the truth = no edge, , no end, , no beginnings, ...infanite, ....we need new language to educate generatins to come, the real " now.

[ioanbota]

Realy I like this video its so interestyng

[richardchapman]

Unable to understand your assumptions about dark matter since the evidence we have could be questioned regarding the evolution of photons as they travel through the supposed void.

[dcartier]

Re: dark matter - “we know it is there…” - no, you don’t. Maybe in the future - or not.

[Revelationsfix]

Ask god how he did maybe he will just let u know lol

[Sekhcte]

Those weren’t the first stars..pøst deuterminate…ie..PE.. timeline runs cøncurrently past present and future and events yet to occur via V1

[bridgettewood]

And thank God, God made it all!😊 Amen❤

[alexbertran]

I don't believe in dark matter.... That's an artifact to explain what we don't know, as Gods

[tdw]

If you don't know what we are expanding into, stop the parrot.

[ufo]

Let's go back to the quantum physics, If nobody was there to witness it, How do we know what really happened

[grigorovnikola]

Your first statement is wrong. You start from the wrong axiom, ie. the existence of TIME, and you know nothing about it. Start from the STRUCTURE and as the actions are transferred, then everything will become clearer to you.

[jamesgoyette]

What if dark matters supposed gravity is not the gravity of dark matter at all... but rather the gravity from objects in the unobserved parts of the universe that we can't see. Common sense tells you that the universe does not have a defined boundary so therefore what we can see is not the end of the universe but rather just as far as we can see. If that is the case... every model we have is drastically wrong as they are all built on supposed dark matter with gravitational pull. If those models are all wrong, then what we really know about the origins of our universe from an evolutionary standpoint is... well... basically nothing.

Garbage in garbage out... your models are not correct cause we have had to assume massive amounts of information, and that assumed information is likely very inaccurate.

Tell me I'm wrong... but don't forget to explain why.

[the-trustees]

If only we could see the 1st generation stars. That would be pretty cool, but even if we could resolve them, I THINK they are already passed beyond the observable portion of our universe. 🥲