Shocking! The James Webb Telescope Reveals What Happened Before the Big Bang, and It’s Terrifying!

The James Webb Telescope is shaking our established assumptions: Webb has already detected a whole series of galaxies that are much too large and massive for their early formation. This raises a crucial question: if we have already erred in our models of early galaxy evolution, could we have misunderstood the beginning of the universe as well? Although the Big Bang theory has long been accepted, it is currently coming under increasing criticism. So is it possible that the Big Bang was not the “beginning of everything” after all? That it was by no means the cosmic starting signal, but simply one of an infinite number of transitions? In this context, the next intriguing question is not far off: What actually existed before the Big Bang?

[BritoCornelio]

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[leeca]

It’s terrifying how often they use the word terrifying for Clickbait

[JohnKuhles]

Shocking! Terrifying! Shocking! Terrifying! Shocking! Terrifying! Shocking! Terrifying! Shocking! Terrifying! Shocking! Terrifying!

[alanw]

The Standard Model of the universe isn't wrong. The James Web Telescope is just adding shit we didn't know. It's called progress.

[WILLIAMMALO-kvgz]

If you go north of the north pole you are going south. If you travel south of the south pole you are traveling north. This is because we live on a sphere but does not mean there is "NOTHING" outside the sphere. We also live inside "Time/space". This does not mean there is "NOTHING" outside time/space. Thanks for this question raising video.

[AFAHx]

The Alpha Quadrant never ceases to amaze!

[GreeceExplored]

Why do you have to pad the video out? makes it unwatchable, and the AI Just get to the point without the theatrics.

[jgn]

Question. Has anyone ever thought that the Total Universe was created by a GOD?

[matanaale]

The atomic pool theory answers the question, what preceded the big bang. A small bang in the pond created the early galaxies for our universe and a big bang created our universe.

[mikep]

Inflation is no mystery. The universe was infinitely small and dense. Mass slows time. So time was essentially stopped until space expanded allowing time to speed up. It's that simple, don't overthink it.

[timothy]

There is cold and heat. Remove heat and cold space remains. Magnetism explains everything about physics without gravity and bending space and electricity. Rapid heat exchanging through mass grounding currents towards earth's internal magnetic field. Campfires and lightning prove hypothesis. Slow decay of mass as fire lighting up atmospheres like filaments and lightning burns through atmospheric gasses, disolving mass as heatwaves of disolving quantum internal magnetic fields of gasses as external heat energy outside of entanglement of mass as fire lighting up the sky instantaneously flash lighting atmospheric gasses unabsorbed heat energy.

[RoTwILeR]

As we explore more, we will continue to change theories, never knowing if it is correct.

[kevinwaters]

What if you lived your whole life time and never knew how the universe was created ? Would you have really lived in it ?

[timothy]

Simply repeating the old news. Space can expand as quantumized internal magnetic fields grounding currents through its nucleus or core. If space is a microbiology option. Time is relevant to size.

[georgeveghte]

Dr. Steven Hawking was a brilliant Man' however he was also an Atheist & Darwinist.

[MegaJackpinesavage]

Not to worry --- we can't be made wrong what was never right in the first place.

[rlrothr]

Terrifying? Hardly. Let’s do realistic science.

[edwardderr]

Oh my! This is terrifying! I'm going back to church.

[haroldlist]

It's time to scrap the standard model and start over with a clean slate.

[razzledazzle]

How can you get something out of nothing, rubish