James Webb Just Detected A Huge Structure Older Than The Universe!

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[blakespringpasturemortimer]

If I hear one more video describe James Webb observations as "terrifying", "horrifying", or "shocking", I might just have to quit following the Webb-related events. Science is fascinating. Click-bait hype is infuriating.

[muhammadmushtaq]

Just enjoy the lectures on what happening in space without undertaking any thing but still feels that I am part of this magical universe 😊

[dotjaremko]

This video has the feel of a sales pitch on Youtube, similar to ads for toenail fungus and prostate relief.

[nunyafb]

I love how they can tell you about planets 100 billion light years away, but cant tell you what's at the bottom of the ocean. 😅

[NarenLumpkin]

It is apparent this universe is the; expansion of a carefully orchestrated symphony of serendipity and epiphany.❤❤❤

[fayprivate]

In my next life I want to come back as a cosmic physicist instead of a gardener with ADD! This is so fascinating! I look forward to every discovery the James Webb telescope makes.

[walkerhjk]

I don't see how learning new things can be 'terrifying'. It is all new information which may mean the change to what we think could have been what was happening. what is frightening about the discocovery of previously unknown information?

[creativeperspectives]

YouTube should introduce rating system on its videos so that people can escape from all the hype.

[davidmoores]

Fascinating. But the James Webb Space Telescope did not “just detect a huge structure older than the universe”. It detected one older in the history of the universe than we had thought possible. That’s not the same at all.

[moncitodiocampo]

Thanks to james Webb, well i'm 64 years old, i really amase, a newest finds in Universe.

[robertomarquez]

Where is the huge structure Older than the Universe? 🙃🙃🤔🤔

[blueberry-rieb]

If there was a time when the universe "inflation" occurred faster than the speed of light then what did that do to the measurement of time?If the closer you approach the speed of light time slows down. Then how do we know the time values around inflation?

[Digimee]

Time was not a constant in the early universe and may not be now. That is why these are so mature

[tonylee]

The universe is so big. If the Big Bang theory is true, how can scientists find out the origin point of the Big Band from the unpredictive size of the universe?

[altonbrek]

It does not matter if you believe the universe started in a pinhead or some huge structure. Please then identify the origin of the THAT structure! No answer!?

[CKNZ]

Bro looks through his telescope and hits upon an amazing idea to get his missus back...

[GeorgeJones-vz]

We all know our government is going to saw it was a weather balloon released back in 1953, the year I was born. Lol😅

[davedifranco]

Someone stubbed their boot on a table leg...THIS is our big bang..our universe within the table leg...yeah we are THAT SMALL!

[kelvinpell]

Goodness this took almost the age of the universe to get to no point.

[trevorslane]

I love how these "scientists" are constantly saying. "this is impossible. This breaks down the very physics we know. This defies this. This goes against any science we know...." ect ect ect. Have you so called scientists figured out yet? God can do what ever he wants. God can and will constantly defy your ability to understand what's going on.