James Webb Telescope Finally Found It 7 Trillion Miles Away!

James Webb Telescope Finally Found It 7 Trillion Miles Away!

For a long time, researchers and regular folks alike have been excited to catch a glimpse of what life might look like beyond our own solar system. Any small bit of evidence that hinted at the possibility of something out there was eagerly welcomed. Then came a groundbreaking moment when the James Webb Space Telescope provided clear signs of life somewhere in space.

As it explored the vastness of space, this powerful telescope spotted something intriguing on Proxima Centauri B, an exoplanet far away. It noticed lights that looked similar to the lights you see in cities on Earth, suggesting the possible existence of an alien city on this distant planet. This idea has sparked a lot of excitement and curiosity among scientists. They are intrigued because this might just be the kind of discovery they've been hoping for. It suggests that there could be intelligent beings out there, organizing their societies in ways we can't yet fully comprehend, and we're just now beginning to see evidence of it. Disclaimer:
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[PradeepShantha-mn]

If they never tried to contact us, that's proof there's intelligent life there.

[swaggerkidd]

I feel like Earth is the neighborhood you tell your kids not to go to lmao...

[davef]

If you were from a distant planet and observed another one whose habitants were constantly at war and were destroying their planet...would you try to make contact with them?

[Hailv]

Leave them alone we are not ready for a fight.

[Razor_]

Found life on another planet before gta 6

[diegomondaca]

I bet that's where all my 10mm sockets went. Or my guitar pick.

[DaNinja]

Looking into space is looking back in time though. Light takes time to reach us.

[realmedia]

They want more people they can try and force them to pay interdimentional taxes and tell them what to think, but most importantly, see if they identity as a Frisbee.

[MrTI_NsG_Shafeeq]

The fact that we still have no clue about any life form in any planet means... I think they're trying to not get noticed

[Dr.Gunsmith]

What happens in Proxima Centauri B stays in Proxima Centauri B.

[BasedonPluto]

Imagine aliens looking at earth but instead of looking at new York they're looking at 2000bc

[obsever]

I have found Life. It's in the Cereal isle and it also comes in cinnamon.

[bambam]

Just cause we need that atmospheric chemistry doesn’t mean other life elsewhere needs it

[jessed]

17 trillion miles away, this distance can't be attained in several human lifetimes.

[drossonero]

Imagine they meet aliens and the first thing they'd ask about "do you have lgbt rights?"

[TeacoMalone-yp]

What if it’s really a mirror image of earth being projected 🤔

[UncleNiikii]

So how long did it take those lights to reach us?
Are we looking at something from thousands of years ago?

[KevinsPortal]

"There are FOUR lights!"
-Picard

[williamwilliams]

As always, i think that finding the merest sight of any planet, which, in the wildest reaches of a scientists mind, could possibly harbour the merest chance of some form of life, sends scientists into delirium.

[HoLd_My_Beer_Thanks]

If they are that far away, doesn’t it mean the lights were lit at least thousands if not millions of years ago? 🧐