Neil deGrasse Tyson Breaks Silence On Webb Telescope's Shocking New Image!

The stars have always held significance for humans, but it is only recently that we have begun to comprehend vast groups of them, or galaxies, in the far reaches of the universe. The Webb telescope was anticipated by everybody as a game-changer in the field of astronomy. And we knew exactly what we believed Webb would completely astound us with. However, its most recent findings have blown away the proportions of our expectations. The Webb Telescope, according to American astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, has allowed us to glimpse ghosts from the past.



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[zfriendlybiz]

Still centuries are needed to understand 1% of universe.

[Saltfly]

Our knowledge on the size, structure, and birth of the universe is only as good as the tools we use to see it. We are not even close to understanding our existence.

[PastPresentPulse.]

The universe holds mysteries beyond our complete comprehension. As humans, we continuously seek understanding throughout our lives, passing on knowledge from one generation to the next. While scientists and organizations like NASA make remarkable efforts, there is still much we have yet to grasp. The vastness of the universe leaves room for awe and wonder, and its complexity often eludes easy explanations. Exploring the concept of a creator and understanding the nature of God can be profound and deeply personal. It's essential to approach these matters with respect and open-mindedness, recognizing that different individuals may have varying beliefs and interpretations.

[nishamaitreya]

God never want to confuse human to show up how he looks like, he is so holy, he is beyond our human brain to think of so you never can see God but you can feel his existence in his works

[scorpiot]

Just like stars look like tiny dots to the human eye, GALAXIES look like reddish dots to the TELESCOPE

[firstnamelastname]

How can it be that we as humans can predict so many things to come and to say how old something is like 13 billion years ago, etc. but yet we can’t figure out what we did 100% yesterday!? 🤔

[marcwebster]

When I was growing up and still to this day I always looked at god as being everywhere and is everything if that makes sense, I never looked at God as a human figure, I don't know if that's just me or what.

[jayceenegron]

JWST is so powerful, that what it is seeing is not large galaxies with red stars that are too old to be in that area. What it is probably seeing are galaxies that are much closer but located in the opposite direction the telescope is pointed at. If the Universe is a sphere and not flat, the JWST could be taking a snapshot of the back of its head.

[GregZO]

"Effect...Affect"
Learn the difference

[georgeboswell]

the fact that we can see 13 billion years ago, is it possible to look to a newer time to see when the earth was impacted?

[lenawagner]

Very interesting debates - " like looking at a riddle" reflected " in a mirror"

[lex]

As humans our destiny has to be to explore space, and to uncover the mysteries.

[georgemerlopallath]

😂 human biases. Human ego. Jumping to conclusions.

[warren]

Scientists who don't believe God created the universe don't actually know how stars formed, or how minerals came into being when stars cannot fuse past iron...

[sirsir]

It's symbolic almost. You look at the universe and it looks similar to the

[ENGLISHFORITALIANS]

💖 *The GOD of the details (perfectly orchestrated harmony) lives.* 👍 🖐️

[dhiegosegundo]

The more we discover science, the closer we get to God.

[nikokie]

WAIT!!!! I HAVE A QUESTION. IF THESE SOCALLED POWER TELESCOPES can take clear and colorfull images of galaxies on the outer edges of the universe? Howcome. We do not have clear and colorfull images of other planets and stars in our own milkyway

[ergie]

So, does he mean that everything we are seeing in distant space, we are seeing it as it was, and not as it is now?

[davisdunnit-udlh]

In most movies I've seen about space exploration, when they are leaving earth they always show earth being stationary when were supposed to be traveling at 17, ooo mph