Nobel Winner Shocked "It's From ANOTHER Universe" James Webb Telescope Saw 6 More Strange Galaxies..

In recent observations, Webb has detected strange objects in deep space that do not match anything scientists have seen before. At first, these objects appeared to be galaxies, but researchers are not entirely sure. In fact, some scientists believe they might be something completely unknown-objects that do not fit into any existing category in astronomy.
This discovery is particularly puzzling because scientists had already been struggling to explain the small red dots found in earlier Webb images. These dots were unlike any known galaxies and did not match the expected properties of early universe structures. Now, in the newest set of images, scientists have spotted even more of these mysterious objects. What’s even more shocking is that these new objects show unusual properties-characteristics that suggest they may not even belong to our known universe. The existence of these objects is causing a major debate among scientists. According to everything we currently know about space and the laws of physics, these objects should not be there. If these are galaxies, they are nothing like the ones we have studied before. If they are something else, then we might be looking at an entirely new type of cosmic phenomenon. So, what exactly did scientists find?
Well A recent image from the James Webb Telescope revealed a small, point-like object. Upon closer observation, scientists identified it as a high-redshift galaxy called GHZ2, located at a redshift corresponding to approximately 400 million years after the Big Bang. Further studies confirmed that a supermassive black hole sits at the center of this galaxy, making it exceptionally luminous. Interestingly, just like previous discoveries by the Webb Telescope, this galaxy is much larger than expected, challenging our current theories of galaxy formation in the early universe. But what worries scientists even more is that recent observations have uncovered additional small red objects. However, this time, researchers argue that these red objects may not be galaxies at all, raising even deeper questions about their true nature. A recent finding showed that three little red dots have a relatively old and evolved stellar population. At first, scientists thought these red dots had supermassive black holes at their centers, which could explain their bright glow. However, new red objects revealed the presence of a Balmer break-a jump in the galaxy spectrum at the Balmer line-typically seen in older stars. This suggests that these red dots are actually filled with bright, old stars rather than being powered by massive black holes. What is even more concerning for scientists is that many observations suggest the presence of supermassive black holes at the center of these small red objects-something that cannot be ignored. These findings have created a major challenge in the field of cosmology. Some scientists are even arguing that these objects may not be galaxies at all but something entirely different. In fact, NASA scientists have referred to these mysterious objects as a new class of galaxies.
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[@GerbenHoekstraGoogle]

They don't "worry"or "shock" sientists. This is what sience is all about! Discovering new shit!

[@EpicSpace-y3k]

😂

[@lalovargasdiaz5201]

Imagine what’s beyond that

[@MsMokbel]

Right from the beginning, singularity of the void was split into a duality of seven expanding membranes (strings/branes) with different densities against which dark matter, its twin companion, had to struggle to return to its original state of singularity. This interaction produced the first cosmic structures that looked like blobs before gaining momentum to become the usual galaxies we're familiar with.

[@EpicSpace-y3k]

Everything looks fascinating in your theory except that Dark matter Idea... There is no dark matter or dark energy

[@MsMokbel]

@@EpicSpace-y3k One needs to physically get in touch with the seven membranes of the space fabric (chakras) and interact with its counteracting dark matter (prana) before dismissing their existence.

[@taknothing4896]

Really hard to take this AI-generated hype very seriously. There have been lots of initially puzzling things found in the past, but all it ever leads to is a better understanding of the universe.

[@1shaunryan]

How are we supposed to know,we're only human on a speck of dust in the Pacific of space.

[@dronegirl7539]

The objects in question may be from an earlier universe that our current universe is expanding into.

[@EpicSpace-y3k]

Your idea similar to a theory called baby universe hypothesis where scientists explain how our universe collides with other universe and this collision expands the universe more and more

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Exactly, that's what I think too... before our current universe, there was already a predecessor universe, perhaps even more universe generations. And some of the light sources (in the form of galaxies and quasars) that we are now discovering with the JWST could well have come from this predecessor, witnesses from a time long past, which of course no longer exists physically, only as a light source.

[@SuperMarioY]

You mean if we carry on like this we will become red monsters and there will be another big bang where people will be asking what the hell are those red things? It actually makes sense.

[@LD-du3xx]

They look straight out and see 13B years ago. Now, look the opposite direction and see 13B years ago. How did they become 26B light years apart…..

[@the1jamman]

This just shows they know so very little about what they profess to be experts at. Still it is amazing to see just how human they are. Take everything they tell us with a grain of salt. That about what it is worth...

[@refede8099]

We have been creationists for many centuries, and for this reason, we have always based our doctrines (or scientific theories) on a beginning. Even Penrose himself, today, no longer recognizes the Big Bang and the theory of inflation. The Universe is much, much larger than what we have thought until now, (Let's not forget that in 1920 Einstein thought that the Universe was our galaxy) much older than we have believed and perhaps it does not expand and does not accelerate but circulates in the same way as a galaxy.

[@GodzillaJawz]

Want to know about the inflation of the universe? Look up inflation rule 34!!! (**do not do this**)

[@SamBaghi]

Its too early for earthly science to cover all real time cosmos construction and behaviour let alone its beginnings

[@kenthompson5723]

"Further studies confirm that a supermassive black hole sits at the center of this galaxy". Then later, "Scientists are trying to figure out if these objects are galaxies." 😄😄😄

[@Gregory-t2x]

Too much cgi cutting into photo type images 🎉

[@quinktap]

Big Bang? That old chestnut.

[@ambeelarani8473]

Way to another sky.

[@EpicSpace-y3k]

Like the Universe My GF is also An Illusion. I can see Her but can't understand her Like the universe 😅

[@ambeelarani8473]

Its another universe

[@michaelstill5184]

Perhaps the older galaxies are travellers from an older universe?

[@audistik1199]

Since the inflation theory was advanced by Alan Guthrie I’ve been skeptical of the theory. There is no theoretical hypothesis behind it not any means to justify it scientifically. About 5-10 years ago I wondered if red shift was caused by something else, and was an illusion. I can be easily criticized for these beliefs, and I confess I have no scientific basis myself. But there has been a huge upheaval in observation that suggests our current views and science into question and nothing yet proposed to resolve the discrepancy.

[@gsg7354]

Could these be from another universe being pulled into ours by the BB that could explain size and age and unequal expansion?

[@JackieLastrada]

"There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." (Proverbs 14:12)

[@jonsmith1988]

Looks like an energy distribution coordinte point that functions as a massive quasar that's a portal between universes.

[@richardbarton2709]

Borg Cubes.

[@melangellatc1718]

FROM inflation rule 34!!!

[@DanielStone-yw1rn]

We would only be stretching it lately wouldn't we ?

[@jonus4390]

Finally. They have located the Gods

[@natehevel8293]

First of all, whose to say that our galaxy is as old as the universe. It's more likely the universe is infinitely old.

[@DanielStone-yw1rn]

The ghosts of cycles past ?

[@daneyesropen2898]

No matter what higs bousan says, 50% of the galaxies should be heading towards the Milky Way. The fact that is not happening puts the universe out side the Big Bang theory

[@worksmartpaul]

In the beginning, YHWH created the heavens and the earth. PERIOD.

[@worksmartpaul]

Actually there are infinitely to times indefinite a lot, we won't understand. Man will never get to know the beginning Or the ends of YHWH'S creation period.

[@seniorskateboarder5958]

It's fascinating because i believe in God. But did God create the universe, or did the universe create God? Are there many advanced beings that were created at the very beginning of the universe? I have no answers.

[@GodzillaJawz]

Think about the possibility that there is no god too, think what you want to think but be open to new ideas

[@JackieLastrada]

But as it is written, *Eye hath not seen, nor ear heard, neither have entered into the heart of man, the things which Elohim hath prepared for them that love Him.*

[@matthewmeyer964]

And still……no mention of a Creator. Science is chasing its tail trying to explain this with Physics

[@thekingofmojacar5333]

Singularity, Big Bang, Lambda-CDM, Inflationary Period, Dark Ages, (re)ionization. Model after model, and yet nothing accurate or realistic, our entire cosmic standard model is currently going down the drain ! Maybe it will work now, after all the incredible discoveries of the magnificent JWST with all these unexpected early galaxies? And all this at a time when there should actually be NOTHING AT ALL (if we refer to the Big Bang model). I have some great alternative ideas to offer, I'm sure you do too ? The whole big bang fairytale has lost all its credibility... 🐸

[@kenthompson5723]

The whole big bang fairytale has lost all its credibility... -------------------------------------------------------------- I predict that 5 years from now there will be some "scientists" who still claim that "the big bang" did occur and is an accurate model to explain all of this. Old, idiotic theories like the big bang are hard to shake, just as the flat earth theory was hard to shake.

[@DanielStone-yw1rn]

Where are the old souls ?

[@GodzillaJawz]

What if the child universe theory is real?

[@violetbirkline1061]

I think it’s informative

[@sandramiller7972]

These objects are not beyond our universe. They are preexisting super massive black holes from before the latest big bang. One of these black holes got big enough to trigger a big bang, and these were the losers that were also there before. P.S. I have a theory previously posted about how that happens, but it is presently unproven till the dark matter issue is solved. F. Miller

[@kenthompson5723]

"Dark matter" is another concept that exists as a place holder for mysteries that scientists still do not understand. Yet, scientists rarely want to admit that there is any mystery at all in the field of astronomy.

[@violetbirkline1061]

God which ever one or ones you believe it’s all the same consciousness

[@kenthompson5723]

Enough with religion.

[@phk2000]

The universe is infinite so there is no other universe.

[@Skedawg88]

And you know that how?

[@phk2000]

@@Skedawg88 Consider if space were finite. This would mean that you could build a really fast rocket and fly off into outer space to a place where the space became something other than space, which it would have to do for space to end. What would replace the space?? Nothing could, so space must go on forever. Also the idea that the universe is expanding is quite ridiculous. If space were expanding what would it be expanding into? SPACE!! Which is what it is. So obviously the universe can only be infinite and not expanding because it’s already everywhere.

[@K_DZ236]

Psalm 19:1-4 [1] The heavens declare the glory of God; and the firmament sheweth his handywork. [2] Day unto day uttereth speech, and night unto night sheweth knowledge. [3] There is no speech nor language, where their voice is not heard. [4] Their line is gone out through all the earth, and their words to the end of the world. In them hath he set a tabernacle for the sun,

[@airsofttrooper08]

It is he that sitteth upon the circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof are as grasshoppers; that stretcheth out the heavens as a curtain, and spreadeth them out as a tent to dwell in

[@GerbenHoekstraGoogle]

Ah! The "Fill-in-the-gaps" god has arrived!

[@K_DZ236]

@ Romans 14:11-12 KJV [11] For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God. [12] So then every one of us shall give account of himself to God.

[@johnravazzini8490]

Hmmm??!!! Geeee!!! Kinda like your scientific theories are just plain 'ol WRONG, and faith in GOD as THE creator of all existence is the absolute, ultimate truth. HE'S only been telling us this in countless different ways, for thousands of years,since Adam!!!