NASA Chief Breaks Silence: 'James Webb Telescope DESTROYED The Big Bang Theory!'

NASA Chief Breaks Silence: "James Webb Telescope DESTROYED The Big Bang Theory!"
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[themighty]

More information is being released almost daily, just thing what is not being told and hidden from the public, and what more will we find out and disprove what we think is "fact" right now.

[thekingofmojacar]

It's not so much about analitic problems or mistakes of research, but about the typical trait of human beings, which we call overestimation... (the entire big bang theory is a brilliant example for this human condition). And what happened now with this wonder we call "singularity"? No single points anymore?
The universe is a living natural reality with many different realms, it's complicated and simple at the same time, we should see it for what it really is: IT IS OUR GREAT HOME...

[Realnatur]

Not only jwst contradicticted "big bang theory". Dark flow, dark energy and asymmetry of cmb temperatures in both hemisphere of the sky also contradicticted big bang theory. And "Cloud & rain model Universe" not shock for that jwst discovery. What jwst discovered are what "Cloud and rain model Universe" expected.

[MrCrowebobby]

We wouldn't have the James Webb Telescope without these same scientists so don't get too smart-alecky.

[OtepArc]

Well let say big bang theory happend how does the big bang start who initiate?

[skab]

When you know the time doesn't exist in this eternity (things were always there) and when you know that the emptiness is infinite (somehow laid out everlastingly), why do you think the nature is limited to your backyard & front yard only and eternity started at some point in your mind?

[NickScarlemagne]

When considering the amount of time it takes for light to travel, so is the information held within it.

If we look out to the stars with a dream of knowing more than our very brains could mathematically handle; for our brain would explode by the sheer volume of information it takes to grasp even our own galaxy and how it plays a part in a larger system of space.

Not only would it be foolish to believe we can know it, but undo its brilliance by virtue. To look through a scope and tell ourselves that it is this, and that we are not. That it is the way in which we see. But we cannot love it for how it has allowed us to be. To just be in its glory and never ending light.

[juniorwest]

The further we can see, the more we'll realize the the less we know. !

[calvinsmith]

Here's a theory.... People think on such a small scale based on their visual capability at any given time. It wasn't long ago that people thought that the milky way was the universe until another galaxy was obsevered when we could see further. The big bang was one of many that happened and continue to happen. Some stars collapse in on themselves and create a black hole. Space time is elastic, the collapsed star is heavy and brings in more matter which expands the black hole because the dense matter at the bottom of the black hole becomes heavier and more compact the more matter is drawn in. Eventually the matter ( call it a singularity, though a singularity wouldn't gain mass from extra matter so I think of it more as a single super densely packed participle or single mass) reaches a weight that breaks through space time. Like a worm hole, the bottom of the black hole has pushed itself to a different part of the universe and the dense matter particle pushes itself through and explodes. The matter then explodes out and creates what we think as the big bang. Space time waves ripple out and push the other ' universes' ( if that's what you want to call them. I prefer to think of the current definition of a universe as basically what we think of now as a galaxy) out. It's a bit like boats on water, most of the time the universes get pushed out on the crests, it really depends how close the big bang is to the already present universe or some essentially bob and remain where they are. Why does the particle explode when it pushes through, could be an insanely hot super dense particle hitting sudden freezing cold space that super cools the exterior of particle that makes it brittle and it looses it's exterior structural integrity. The initial existence of the super dense particle also bends down space time immediately but like a dropping an exploding stone into a pool or onto a trampoline, there is an initial cavity that springs back further increasing the force of the explosion and ejecting matter. None of this theory breaks already existing laws of physics but does explain what the ' universe' explodes into and that the true universe is a lot older than 13.8 billion years old and is significantly bigger than what we currently think as the universe. Our universe is basically a big galaxy, one among many. As for dark matter and matter, there could be a formation of either or both when the universe is in it's ultra compact state. I predict that as we see further, there's going to be things that are more than 13.8 billion years old because they were already there as a result of their own big bang. The real question is what programming is in each particle and what part does that play with particles coming together. Do they have their own type of dna or programming to form into objects once they are again released from that compacted state at the time of the big bang.

[htoshyb]

Ok please be patient with me, as I only have a basic understanding of how telescopes work. My question is, how is the telescope able to see other universes, beyond our universe? I mean there must be millions of Galaxies and super clusters, in-between the Webb telescope and the other universe, right? How does it manage to see through them all? Hpw come they don't block the telescope's view of other universes?

[charlesbrightman]

BIG BANG THEORY: (copy and paste from my files):

Okay, for those who believe that the singular big bang theory is really true and that all the energy and matter in this universe came from a very dense singularity: Please also honestly and accurately answer:

1. Where did the singularity come from or did it eternally exist throughout all of eternity past?
2. Where did the 1 iota of energy come from to trigger the singularity to 'bang' one day in eternity?
3. What forces of nature existed to allow the singularity to exist and to 'bang'?
4. What forces of nature allowed our current forces of nature to come into existence?
5. What exactly is 'space' and how exactly does space expand?
6. What exactly is 'time' and how exactly does time vary?
7. What exactly is 'gravity' and how exactly does gravity do what gravity does in this universe?
8. How exactly do numbers and mathematical constants exist in the universe for math to do what math does in this universe?
9. RED SHIFT: Consider the following: Modern science claims that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it's one of the foundations of physics. 'IF' a photon red shifts, where does the energy from the red shifted photon go? And what makes that energy leave the photon?
10. CMBR from a singular big bang should be long gone by now and should not even be able to be seen by us.
11. There are other more 'normal' physical explanations for the 'red shift' observations.

[martinwilliams]

The well known laws of Physics are well known!

Science doesn't always follows the evidence, one example is Physicalism, for which there isn't any evidence.

[charlesbrightman]

CMBR: (Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation): Consider the following: Per QED (Quantum Electro Dynamics, whereby 'em' interacts with the electrons in atoms and molecules) and QCD (Quantum Chromo Dynamics, whereby 'em' interacts with the nucleus of atoms), matter has to exist for 'em' to be given off by that matter. What matter exists in outer space for that microwave 'em' to be seen by us? And 'if' it were from when matter first came into existence during the fairy tale of the 'singular big bang', that 'em' should be long gone by now and should not even be able to be seen by us.

BB -> Matter and 'em' are created -> 'em' moves at the speed of light, matter moves more slowly -> (Billions of years go by) -> matter (and us) here long gone. (And there is no matter 'out here' yet for any 'em' to come back to us via QED or QCD).

RED SHIFT: Consider the following: Modern science claims that energy cannot be created nor destroyed, it's one of the foundations of physics. 'IF' a photon red shifts, where does the energy from the red shifted photon go? And what makes that energy leave the photon?

[marcelmolenaar]

That " person " is from a videoclip from the eighties.

[markarnsberg]

Human intelligence is not enough to comprehend the Universe

[trevoro.]

I doubt there is even possible something in the reality as "single point".

[Williamb]

no it did not…if there were multiverses born from the singularities of black holes 🕳️the theory holds

[martje]

The bible tell the True. Isaiah 40 -5 the glory of Jehovah Will be revealed, and all flesh will see toghetter. 40-22 He is stretching out the heavens like a fine gauze. And he spreads them out like a tent to dwell in.

[sebastianwrites]

This big early galaxy aberration has been resolved and it simply due to I think they said the "mass" not being calculated correctly?

[kenpope]

Then what caused the big bang geniuses?