'It's The Same Universe Again' James Webb Telescope Spots Strange Galaxies Older than the Big Bang..

The ongoing discoveries made by the Webb Telescope are profoundly influencing how we comprehend the universe. As the telescope gazes into the distant past, it unveils mysteries that were previously beyond our perception.
But, wait, a surprising new discovery just shattered our Fundamental understanding about the universe and reveals that we may be completely wrong about the size of the universe.
In a new paper published recently, scientists have revealed that new images from the Webb Telescope have discovered objects just 120 million years after the Big Bang. Not only this, what scientists found in the deep early universe could break the entire foundation of the standard cosmological model. Astronomers say that we did not expect to see something like this in the Webb image.

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[EXOPLANETnews]

Slight correction, at 8:36 it should be ~13.7 billion years, I got a little excited and made the mistake, sorry for that... Hope you guys enjoyed the video.

[joel-mgcp]

He said "Our own galaxy, milky way took 13.7 DAMN years to form"😂😂😂

[priztucker]

This is one of the best videos summarizing what JWST has shown us.

[faridazam]

the reality is just crazy. The question of the vastness of the universe exhausts our minds. Searching for truth is like searching for a needle in a haystack

[biggusdickus]

I bet Albert Einstein was right,
The dark empty space is infinite and has no age.
But I reckon the gems inside it like big bangs have been born and died for an unimaginable number of years and there are lots of big bangs happening every second at an unimaginable distance from each other.

[theflyingcandleguyme]

Time is a gift of awareness and the ability to understand and change ones self.

[gettinemail]

The more we know, the more we don't know. Further reason to caution your opinion about what you think others should think.

[reaality]

The more distant an object, the more room for optical illusion. I think our observations of expansion may be misunderstood.

[derekpierkowski]

I think I almost understood a good bit of it.👍👍👍👍👍weird little snails we are.

[davidhess]

If the Universe is infinite in size then it is also infinite in time since space does not exist by itself. It's part of Space/Time.

[ChrisMcAtamney]

Wow. What a great video! You really helped me understand so much and opened up my mind to new ideas! I love that feeling!

[ElioOliver]

Congratulations ur narrative is amazing, i understand more the universe with ur videos, i read since my childhood about the universe ❤.

[PlanetXMysteries-pjnm]

Very impressed with this video. I have always been interested in astronomy and physics. It was things like this that drove me to enter those professions. Thank you for feeding my insatiable curiosity about the universe and the wonders that we discove

[m.k.wallner]

Here is the really cool thing: Nobody knows how or why the universe exists, but what we do know is that we are part of the universe, its thinking part, and we are going to figure it out, rather later than sooner though :)

[NarenLumpkin]

Perhaps the Big Bang as we know it was a localized event?❤❤❤

[DonDeCaire]

The more we can see the more things change, that points to a fluid ever changing universe that will ALWAYS change with our ability to reach out farther and farther. That means that nothing we discover now will be viable in the future in an endless loop of discovery and revision.

[allenhonaker]

All this proves is the universe is older than the big bang. Not that there was no big bang. Now sn interesting question is: If these galaxies are older than the big bang, why weren't they consumed by it? This is really a great thing. This may turn out to be one of the biggest paradigm shifts since Copernicus.

[TerribleLD]

So it all started at once everywhere. Like a computer booting up and running all the code...

[Trace]

Thank god for all these internet astrophysicist leaving their comments to add clarity

[NarenLumpkin]

Understanding will make you humble. Knowing will make you arrogant, loss frees.
Understanding losing wins you freedom.❤❤❤