Nobel Winner Warns "IT'S ANOTHER UNIVERSE" James Webb Telescope Saw Strange Things Beyond the...
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Nobel Winner Warns "IT'S ANOTHER UNIVERSE" James Webb Telescope Saw Strange Things Beyond the...
A Nobel Prize-winning scientist has just issued a chilling warning: “It’s another universe.” The James Webb Space Telescope has detected something so bizarre, so unexplainable, that it’s challenging the very fabric of our reality. What exactly did Webb see beyond the cosmic frontier? Strange structures, impossible galaxies, and anomalies that defy the laws of physics.
In this video, we dive deep into the data, unravel the Nobel laureate's shocking statement, and explore the mind-bending possibilities-parallel universes, hidden dimensions, or something even stranger. Could this discovery be the first evidence that we’re not alone… not just in space, but across universes?
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If our best estimate concerning the age of the universe is based on the observable universe and we also theorize that the boundary of the observable universe is receding at a speed exceeding that of light, then one must conclude that it’s impossible to correctly estimate the true age of the entire universe since there’s no way to tell how much of the universe exists past the observable boundary.
Imagine, for example, that one attempts to estimate the size and age of the city in which they reside by measuring the size and age of their local neighborhood without leaving it. Same principle.
It is not based on the observable universe as you mean it. It is based on measurements of red shift and Hubble's discovery. There is no necessary correlation between any hypothesized finite age of the universe and the speed of recession of distant objects. You are right to say "it is impossible to correctly estimate the true age of the entire universe since there’s no way to tell how much of the universe exists past the observable boundary." But this does not contradict my point.
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@@Carusus1 actually, it is incorrect to say "no way to tell". Perhaps, it is difficult using current technology but "no way to tell" is incorrect.
In my view, It is impossible to set an age to something which is infinite. The cosmos (which our universe is potentially a part of) has no end and no beginning, no centre, no edge. How could the cosmos be finite ? It simply doesn't make sense. If we take the hypothesis of a beginning, we have to explain how matter can appear out of nothingness. It breaks the rules of rationality and logics. If someone wants to add the creator factor, he will have to explain the creation of the creator. It's a never-ending story. Infinite calculation. I have always waited for astrophysicians and quatum physicists to admit the hypothesis of complete infinity of space and time is the most credible explanation. Hopefully, we are getting close to that.
If the WEBB telescope did NOT find things that we did not expect and that we cannot explain, then it would have been a waste of money. As things turned out, it is worth EVERY CENT.
So true. Moreover all the data gathered in only three years will take time to be analyzed and we can expect great knowledge to be published for decades. And JWST will probably last a few more years and produced even more tremendous information.
So exciting !
I do not know what I may appear to the world, but to myself I seem to have been only like a boy playing on the seashore, and diverting myself in now and then finding a smoother pebble or a prettier shell than ordinary, whilst the great ocean of truth lay all undiscovered before me.
-Issac Newton
One of the best quotes ever
If the light from these objects is 13B years old, where was the space we are currently observing them from 13B years ago? I'm also curious what the Webb would see if it was there looking back at us from that distance. I'm guessing that a lot background noise could build up in that amount of time. We might need to look at the measurement and environment as much as the observation. Love this stuff.
It was right here. It's expanded.
@@Carusus1 this. The exact spot of an origin, assuming a Big Bang model, is right here, under our very feet.
This video narrator would do a great job narrating the Disneyland Railroad! Welcome aboard!!
Great narrator. He should do more videos.
@@WalterZiobro You're joking.... right?
As you're saying yourself, there's a whole universe out there. Anything is possible. We're only starting to scratch the surface. We still have a lot to learn and we'll need a lot of imagination.
We need to stop imagining and study the facts contained in the Bible. It's the only book ever written that stated thousands of years ago that the universe had a beginning, is expanding, has fixed laws of physics, that everything that is detectable is made from that which is UNDETECTABLE! Not NOTHING! Now there is one fact scientists overlooked. Anyone with a brain should know NOTHING CANNOT CREATE ANYTHING! IT BLATANTLY OBVIOUS! Atheist scientists believe nothing created everything 😂. But remember, atheists by their own admission are not intelligently designed and therefore talk nonsense. Enough said! Scientific and archaeological discoveries are proving the accuracy of the Bible by a factor of 1000 on a monthly basis during our lifetime. Only God knows the end from the beginning. If the universe is eternal then we would never reach now. Another fact overlooked. The Bible gets the conditions and the sequence of creation events 100% correct. Only God could know that. Another FACT. Jesus fulfilled over 300 Old Testament prophecies during His lifetime. More facts overlooked. For 8 prophecies to happen by chance is mathematically impossible. Therefore Bible prophecies prove the divinity of Jesus Christ. Fact! All the signs Jesus told us to watch for before He returns are happening exactly as prophesied right now. Fact! He said the generation that SEES THESE SIGNS will not pass away before He returns. Maranatha
There are no ‘mysteries’. If new facts don’t fit our current theories, it’s simply that our current theories are wrong. The only ‘mystery’ is our reluctance to accept that.
Theories are neither right nor wrong. They are the best available hypotheses that explain the observed facts. Science works by immediately questioning its own theories and looking for new phenomena to improve them. That's where the JWST comes in.
As NdGT put it: the universe is under no obligation to be comprehensible.
Including today and everything from the past is wrong and when looked at as a whole and without bias is embarrassing
I would contend that mysteries do exist, but are unrelated to scientific paradigms. Sounds like a possible category mistake.
The mystery is that there is more we don't know. By CALLING it a mystery, it increases the chance someone will take an interest. It does NOT imply 'god' tendencies. Current theories will ALWAYS be wrong, that's the fun of it.
Science is religion
It’s mind blowing and I love it! 😊
The tools that man has used to grow their understanding of the physical universe has always limited what can be understood . This new tool has again moved the goal posts and we shouldn't be surprised.
The more we learn the more we realize we are clueless.
Nice to know I'm not alone in that perception.
It's a bit pessimistic. The more we learn, the more we realize that there are even more things to study. But the knowledge we acquire is increasing, it is piling up. We can also correct mistakes in the corpus of the science we have and refine our understanding of things. It doesn't sound as being clueless to me.
I believe the universe is eternal and that these objects observed are very old galaxies where all the gas has been converted to stars. Many of the ideas of how the big bang occurred are a very simplified model that has a lot of symmetry that seemed to work except for the acceleration of the
At 7:00 the script is “it’s as though matter sprang into existence across the entire Cosmos simultaneously”. This is something you could expect from the creation of a block universe. The block universe result is something that comes from special relativity. People have been ignoring this and instead they drone on an on about the Big Bang. So how did this idea get into the script? Is this idea coming from some well-known scientist? Please cite the source.
The Big Bang is an infinite series of events in an infinite universe. Our universe is a bang in infinite open space with infinite other events, just like it happening.
Pretty simple. Awesome new observational tool. Produces new findings. Now the theoretical folks will need to develop new models to catch up. It’s science and it’s pretty cool.
It’s fairly obvious that we’re missing something very basic here. We need to go back and recheck our assumptions regarding what we “think” we know. Something most likely very basic is being overlooked.
Considering scientists made early universe models before they could see the early universe it’s not surprising that they’re seeing things they didn’t expect. It would be a lot more surprising, and boring, if they only saw things they expected.
I enjoy listening to astronomy talks because I like space and I don't have to listen too carefully. I only understand about half of it, but the scientists don't know what the hell they're looking at either, so it's all going to be different in 10 years time :-D
Great, apart from the weird modern presentation trend of "misplaced emphasis" (emphasising the wrong words) implying the actor or narrator has missed the point (dramatically speaking). Like emphasising "million" (to impress?) when _all_ the numbers (in the narrative context) are in millions, and it is only the _number_ - larger or smaller than one would expect - that is the surprising/magical point.
“ Big Bang “ theory needs some revision.. how could so much matter (dust and rocks and other elements) have been condensed in to a space so as to expand one fine day and form so many stars and galaxies..
Our time exists in our particular spacetime gravitational gradient, there are countless gravitational spacetime gradients in the universe, including black holes. Each level of spacetime gradient is has its own unique spacetime dimensions. Time on the Moon and Mars is slightly faster, due to less gravity.
Not to mention voids and super voids. Relativistically speaking, the procession of time is influenced by acceleration and gravity (being interchangeable in Einstein’s equations). We can therefore infer that the expansion of spacetime cannot be uniform throughout the universe since the distribution of matter and energy are not uniform throughout the cosmos.
In simpler terms, the universe itself may well be nothing more than a big, irregularly shaped blob of timey-wimey “stuff”.
@ Analogous to a cosmic lava lamp perhaps.!?
There are no real "spacetime gradients", because "time" as a real material quantity doesn't exist at all.
There's only one realm called Universe, one simple and natural, universal dynamic, only space and strictly CAUSAL change of aggregate positions ( ="speed" ) at any scale, micro and macro, to infinity.
@@mikel4879 Agreed time does not yet exist, it is a positive potential that is constantly being created, as the arrow of time, being more so a pointer than a real quantifiable arrow. Indicating a positive momentum of a probable future.
If everything is moving away why is another galaxy mainly the Andromeda galaxy moving towards us and scientists observed its already making contact. Just asking.👑👑👑👑
Absolutely. I picked up in this video "everything is moving away" but my understanding is that Andromeda is on a collision course with the Milky Way??? So, are they talking s***?
Gravity. Close objects will be attracted due to the effects of gravity both have on each other. The Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies are close enough to attract one another. In fact, it is an almost certainty that they will collide. Gravity’s effect weakens at further distances so most things are moving away from us.
When we look into this unbelievably huge universe, the size of which is completely incalculable, we realize that we have only opened a small window into this huge space and that we can only see beyond our galaxy thanks to sophisticated magnification technology (via telescopes). And now we assume that there are billions of galaxies !?
Every time when I think about this cosmic window, I ask myself how this incredible "monster in this huge space" came into being?
A 50-year-old theory of quantum physics suggests that the universe might be trapped in a so-called "false vacuum", a seemingly stable environment, and that it might be on the verge of transitioning into a true vacuum that would make it even more stable.
We are talking about a process whereby the universe would completely change its structure. The fundamental constants could change instantly and the world as we know it would collapse (in its final cycle) like a house of cards (big crunch / rip / freeze).
Therefore, I think that we cannot properly interpret the cosmos until we get a real idea of the cycles and evolution (generations) of the universe…
Study the Bible for yourself to know the truth. Bible prophecies prove the divinity of Jesus Christ who fulfilled over 300 Old Testament prophecies exactly, during his lifetime. Only God knows the end from the beginning. Maranatha
For a photon, there is no universe at all. It's a matter of perspective. 😉
"And now we assume that there are billions of galaxies !?"
As far as I know that is not an assumption, but the resuts of millions of obsevations.
@@anderd333yes and I saw a study where it estimated around 2 trillion in the observable universe alone. And I believe that was before Webb.
Our bubble bath maybe just the first drop?
When a galaxy moves far away from us and no light can reach us, will it suddenly disappear or get dimmer or fainter or redder in that it goes into IR and then we suddenly do not see it anymore?
Possible another universe objects enter our universe it's strange objects😊
It’s impossible to calculate the age of the universe just because it’s expanding. We have no idea where this rewinding of time would reach a singularity because there is no idea where the point may be. Just we can only look in every direction and say an expansion rate but we have no idea where our place in this expansion is and they know there is the observable universe limit. At best you can say it’s at least this old. But to try and think we can pin point a place and time because we can rewind the stuff we do see leaves out all the stuff we do not see and the unobservable universe is agreed by most cosmologist to be vastly bigger than the observable universe. If you can say this line of thinking is wrong please do.
"Thousands of strange object" really?
I explained this to everyone before the James Webb telescope was operational
Sure you did. And how did you know?
The great MIT coverup of infinity. It showed infinite open space and objects further away and older than the big bang and now they call that the observable universe. The observable universe ends at the 14 billion light year mark.
Yes, but 28 billion if you count looking behind you. I can't wrap my head around the 90 billion light years though.
The word infinite is meaningless and unrelatable. Beyond the observable universe, it is all just a mystery I suppose. To state that it is infinite is just a guess.
Where are the reports on these older then the big bang ohjects.. I see lots of click bait U tube titles, yet they appear to belong with all the other ones that use the word "Terrifying" in them.
They said everything is moving away from everything due to expansion universally.
What you're _not- stating is that this universe could be one of a near-infinite number. That all this immensity is just anotyher piece, like we once thought the Milky Way was all of it, or the Sun,s centrality. We keep learning more till we can't.
I explained this to everyone a year ago and everyone called me crazy as usual
Youre crazy. Again!
nothing is eternal. everything has a beginning and an end.
I think the world needs an even bigger telescope start now it may take 20 -30 years to build it and maybe quantum computers will be able to use in it ,it’s cold enough up there old jimmy Australia
Two words: Timescape Cosmology
Those objects in the universe are illusions of my thoughts and existence 😉🧐🥸
The more we know, the less we know.
With our conscious mind, we are living in a suspended dreams in a physical world. what we think see feel with our senses is reality it is all lights. When we pass out then we'll all know the answers.
May be😊
Suppose that these are the genesis of our galaxy
I am the universe
There is not another universe. The universe is both infinite and eternal - two things the human mind cannot cope with and so comes up with ridiculous ideas to try to grasp the ungraspable and avoid seeing the reality and its implications.
👽👾👽 It could be 3 things. 1) swamp gaz. 2) a flock of birds. 3) the planet Venus. Voila mystery solved. You don’t have to thank me and you are welcome. 👽👾👽
When you find out, let me know.....
Lots not nature’s what making you surprise but there is god who make you more and more surprise like that we’re human become in point of 0 again and again
Not The Science (TM)? Then obviously, the Universe lies! 🤷
LOL...Vera Rubin is the queen...
You're wrong about everything. Time to change the scientists. I always knew it was steady-state.
Science is a religion
The universe didn't originate. It has always been in an ever changing form. When we realize that the universe wasn't created, it will be the end of religion.
Dollar Store Morgan Freeman *I think MAYBE that we live at the center of a black hole, and, As for the observable universe, we can see as far as the event horizon FROM INSIDE OF A "SINGULARITY"
You're not the first to say it...
Every being that we encounter is another universe.
These objects are easily explained by God's sense of humour.
Is the Andromeda galaxy moving away from the milkyway galaxy ?
Supposedly, they are on a collision course. What I always thought.
@@TheJoker6789 I saw a video saying that we may already be undergoing the collision but it should be highly unlikely for collisions of star systems because of how much space there is between each within each galaxy. Wild!
Silly scientists….they build one of the most powerful telescopes to proof the big bag, however, God had other plans for them…Now they’re going back to fix their hypothesis.
‘He’?
Read the Bible in Hebrew, a language that confirms the sex of a living being or the gender of an object via conformance to its grammatical rules, especially in the conjugation of verbs. For example: in Hebrew, there are two very different ways of saying "I love", based solely on the sex of the person saying it. A man says "Ani ohev", while a woman says "Ani ohevet". It's like this with every verb and every noun in the language - constant affirmation of sex or gender. And there's no neuter.
Reading the old testament, it's quite clear that every writer refers to God as masculine, usually singular but sometimes in plural (reinforcing the Catholic dogma of the Trinity - that God is three persons, but still one God). Also when God speaks, the same consistent declaration of masculinity (or rarely, plurality) pertains, 100% without any exceptions whatsoever.
The old feminist lie that God isn't masculine is just that, a lie, contradicted by every source.
This is God's creation. Amazing and perfect. He is the real genius.
Your god of gaps is annoying ever since
There is no beginning there is no End E=MC2
Ecclesiastes 3:11
He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has even put eternity in their heart; yet mankind will never find out the work that the true God has made from start to finish.
THE GREAT MIT COVERUP OF INFINITY
You again
The big bang didn't explode it was spinning so fast that it let go on itself
If the uni verse is unified,it has no centre
Just ask the AI programs. Aren’t they suppose to answer everything?
you put some people from the start. What's left were generated. Feels like time wasted
English is not your strong point
The JWT was a total waste of funds.
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This is waht a self senterd human being is seeing😂
Maybe the Universe is self-sintered?
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth......... and God said let there be light! So far all the observations point to the Bible. Read and study it for yourself to know the truth. Maranatha
The JWST is revealing the existence of God!! 🙏❤️
I know it is a long shot and you will probably disregard it but I have nothing to lose really! Who knows some1 might find guidance in theses words: His command is only when He intends a thing that He says to it, "Be," and it is.
Surah Ya-Sin of the Holy Quran ( yes yes I know what goes in ur mind: it is the book of barbaric terrorists ...but will you lay that thought aside, you get to keep worry not, just read the Quran, the answers are all there" Cheers for those who use their mind without bias.
Liar.
What are these objects? Lol just like you said, 'things YOU DON'T KNOW'!
Just like Allah says amongst many of His sayings in His final revelations..paraphrasing..Its we(the majestic pronoun) that created what you know and those that you don't....
One thing I'm going to disagree with. We cannot know that if we were somewhere else in the universe that it would appear as if you are at the center. We can only know that it appears from our current standpoint that we are at the center. It is impossible to know it because we are not there. If we were 80,000 light years away from where we are right now, we would be closer to the edge, and it may look different. We cannot know, and to say we can is pure conjecture.
I'm glad that someone else shares this opinion with me. It's so annoying them saying that the universe does not have a centre or an edge. Of course it does, something that has size has to have an edge, and something that has an edge has to have a centre.
These are the same idiots that told you the universe is as old as far as you can see
Redshift.the measuring stick doesn't work,try 80billion years old,we live in a recently created part of space.14billion yes,our solar system 4.5billion.