"Big Bang Just DISPROVEN? James Webb Telescope Detects a Structure that Should Not Exist."

In a groundbreaking discovery, the James Webb Telescope has detected a structure that challenges everything we know about the universe. Watch to learn more about this incredible find! #JamesWebb #NASA #space #BigBang #discovery
"Big Bang Is Over! James Webb Telescope Detects a Structure that Should Not Exist."
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[@philipculver2719]

I like how these videos where they imply the "big bang cannot be true and then go on to explain the entire *big bang" as if it was true.

[@ManuelGarcia-ww7gj]

Nearly all of Astronomy and Astronomical Physics rests on the theories of one Sir Arthur Eddington, who believed that stars are very large balls of gas held together by gravity. He asserted this despite the spectra they emit. It is far more likely that the consistency of the Sun and all the other stars is like that of rather gooey plastic than it is a gas. It is currently theorized that stars are great raging balls of plasma--but that fails to come up to scratch as well. There is certainly enough heat present to create a few wisps of plasma, but not nearly enough temperature to make the entire solar body a plasma. So what does that leave? Liquid metallic hydrogen and liquid metallic helium. At the observed temperature and pressures, both are possible. This has serious ramifications for Eddington's Standard Stellar model and it will also have a severe impact on Hoyle's theory of nucleosynthesis. There are ramifications for all of astronomy and astrophysics if Eddington's theories fail to hold water and it now looks as though that Eddington's bucket is leaking--a lot.

[@mboyer68]

Bravo!

[@Sowhat300]

I just got used to the earth not being flat and now they spring this on me!

[@debragrieve9402]

Ikr? 😂😂

[@RobertPaskulovich-fz1th]

Will somebody explain gravity to me!

[@incastinc]

There is no beginning or end to creation. There is no God! 92 stable elements are present in the universe. we are universe.

[@EYES200M]

Wow, the revelations from the James Webb Space Telescope are absolutely mind-blowing! The detection of structures that challenge our understanding of the Big Bang Theory is like something straight out of science fiction. It's incredible to think that just by peering billions of years into the past, we're uncovering ancient galaxies that defy our previous models of cosmic evolution. And the idea that the expansion of the universe might be driven by interactions with other universes? That's the stuff of pure imagination! These findings not only push the boundaries of our knowledge but also ignite a sense of wonder and curiosity within us. It's a reminder that the universe is far more mysterious and complex than we can ever imagine. I'm thrilled to see how scientists will further explore these discoveries and perhaps reshape our understanding of the cosmos. What are your thoughts on these incredible revelations? Let's dive into the discussion and unravel the mysteries of the universe together!

[@korkyames4548]

Love. The lnfo !!!😊❤

[@denniscowdrick1255]

When the BB nonsense is finally forgotten perhaps we can develop antigravity and live like the Jetsons!

[@ManuelGarcia-ww7gj]

I have never accepted the "Big Bang" as a viable theory. I still remember all the jokes made about when it was first announced. It is entirely too much like the Biblical Book of Genesis. The only thing missing is a Deity giving the command, "Let there be light!" My main problem with the Big Bang is that it starts with nothing, not even the vast expanse of space, and then suddenly, for no readily apparent reason, everything we see sprang into existence. You cannot get anything from nothing and certainly not everything. Besides, we humans desperately want a beginning, but why should there be a beginning? The universe exists and we can see it and otherwise detect its presence via our proven instruments. So why impose a beginning on it? Bu-bu-but, EVERYTHING must have a beginning! Yeah? Who died and made you God? What we see is what we have and it is filled with unsolved puzzles. Let's not impose half-baked ideas on it, okay?

[@fawadali1232]

god says let do this with jwst and find me ,,, hhhhh

[@shlaugen]

Of course there was no big bang. It just shows more and more how amazing God's creation is

[@Edison73100]

There needs to be a separation between god and science similar to the separation between church and state.