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A half year ago Neil deGrasse Tyson wondered if the James Webb telscope had found evidence of another universe at the edge of our universe that caused an enormous stir among cosmologists. For decades, I've long expected the single Big Bang theory is everything as incorrect and rather 3 dimensional space is infinite in all directions with other universes beyond, Big Bang or not.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson: “James Webb Telescope Shows Evidence of Another Universe”
Launched in 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope has given humanity a look at the cosmos that has never been seen before. This instrument has allowed scientists to peer far further back into the universe than any other instrument, and with advanced infrared capabilities, it reveals the earliest epochs of the universe-a window into how galaxies form, how stars are born, and the very fabric of space-time itself. But today, it appears that JWST is finding something even more miraculous.
To understand this provocative claim, let us first set a scientific backdrop: the multiverse theory. This hypothesis reads that our universe is but one in possibly infinite numbers each with different laws of physics, constants, and structures. Although this concept has had a life in theoretical physics for centuries and been relegated in speculative science for nearly as long, evidence for a multiverse has proven elusive-until now, according to some interpretations of JWST's latest data.
Advocates of the multiverse theory look at the universe's cosmic inflation, which happened soon after the Big Bang and propose this as a possible vehicle for creating other universes. As these pockets of space expanded and cooled, "pocket universes" could have been formed, all existing independently of one another.
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More recently has been the discovery of galaxies formed within 300,000,000 years of the Big Bang that ought be impossible per Big Bang. Personally I love it when science proves some of these supposed so sure experts wrong as there has been a list of science issues where elite peer dogma has pressured scientists so. Although those proposing multiverse theories tend to speculate the different universes have different properties, I tend to lean towards it being similar with possible large voids of absolute emptiness.
Same thing is happening in some other areas I've thought were also wrong. For example rejecting panspermia, electromagnetic consciousness, and how evolution is not just a result of "selfish genes" because it changes so much more rapidly via system wide gene expression previously thought to be epiphenomenon "junk DNA". Wrong, WRONG, WRONG. These are exciting times for this science person and I really wish I had more time in this last chapter of my mortal existence to live long enough to experience more.
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"Big Bang Is Over!" James Webb Telescope Finds Hint Of Another Universe At The Edge Of The Universe!
Scientists have clung for decades to the belief that our universe started from one event: the Big Bang. This bursting of space and time gave rise to all that we see today: stars, galaxies, planets, and even the fabric of space itself. Recent observations from JWST, however, propose that the universe we live in may not be alone in being created by such an event.
In making its observations on a distant and previously uncharted area of space, the JWST found what appeared to be an enigmatic anomaly in the cosmic background radiation at the edge of the observable universe. The weak signal, unlike anything previously detected, seemed to be a residue of a titanic event that had taken place in a vastly different area of the multiverse—one that could have been caused by a "big bang" that occurred in a vastly different universe.
What is most surprising about this discovery is that it goes against the fundamental principles of the Big Bang theory. Instead of being the initial and sole explosion of its type, the new data suggests the likelihood that there could be more universes—each with its own Big Bang. This may allow for a whole new explanation of the universe in which our universe is but one of many in an immense multiverse...
The finding by the James Webb Space Telescope indicates that the Big Bang might not have been the first of its kind in the universe. Rather, it could be the origin of only one universe in an infinite ocean of parallel universes, each having its own Big Bang. If that is the case, this discovery would unveil entirely new areas of scientific study and ignite a revolution in our understanding of the universe.
As the JWST keeps revealing the universe's secrets, it presents the exciting prospect that there is even more in the cosmos than we have ever dreamed of—perhaps whole universes beyond our own, yet to be found. The consequences of this discovery could transform all we understand about the nature of existence itself. The Big Bang may be finished, but a new age of cosmic adventure has just started.
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Neil deGrasse Tyson: “James Webb Telescope Shows Evidence of Another Universe”
Launched in 2021, the James Webb Space Telescope has given humanity a look at the cosmos that has never been seen before. This instrument has allowed scientists to peer far further back into the universe than any other instrument, and with advanced infrared capabilities, it reveals the earliest epochs of the universe-a window into how galaxies form, how stars are born, and the very fabric of space-time itself. But today, it appears that JWST is finding something even more miraculous.
To understand this provocative claim, let us first set a scientific backdrop: the multiverse theory. This hypothesis reads that our universe is but one in possibly infinite numbers each with different laws of physics, constants, and structures. Although this concept has had a life in theoretical physics for centuries and been relegated in speculative science for nearly as long, evidence for a multiverse has proven elusive-until now, according to some interpretations of JWST's latest data.
Advocates of the multiverse theory look at the universe's cosmic inflation, which happened soon after the Big Bang and propose this as a possible vehicle for creating other universes. As these pockets of space expanded and cooled, "pocket universes" could have been formed, all existing independently of one another.
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More recently has been the discovery of galaxies formed within 300,000,000 years of the Big Bang that ought be impossible per Big Bang. Personally I love it when science proves some of these supposed so sure experts wrong as there has been a list of science issues where elite peer dogma has pressured scientists so. Although those proposing multiverse theories tend to speculate the different universes have different properties, I tend to lean towards it being similar with possible large voids of absolute emptiness.
Same thing is happening in some other areas I've thought were also wrong. For example rejecting panspermia, electromagnetic consciousness, and how evolution is not just a result of "selfish genes" because it changes so much more rapidly via system wide gene expression previously thought to be epiphenomenon "junk DNA". Wrong, WRONG, WRONG. These are exciting times for this science person and I really wish I had more time in this last chapter of my mortal existence to live long enough to experience more.
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"Big Bang Is Over!" James Webb Telescope Finds Hint Of Another Universe At The Edge Of The Universe!
Scientists have clung for decades to the belief that our universe started from one event: the Big Bang. This bursting of space and time gave rise to all that we see today: stars, galaxies, planets, and even the fabric of space itself. Recent observations from JWST, however, propose that the universe we live in may not be alone in being created by such an event.
In making its observations on a distant and previously uncharted area of space, the JWST found what appeared to be an enigmatic anomaly in the cosmic background radiation at the edge of the observable universe. The weak signal, unlike anything previously detected, seemed to be a residue of a titanic event that had taken place in a vastly different area of the multiverse—one that could have been caused by a "big bang" that occurred in a vastly different universe.
What is most surprising about this discovery is that it goes against the fundamental principles of the Big Bang theory. Instead of being the initial and sole explosion of its type, the new data suggests the likelihood that there could be more universes—each with its own Big Bang. This may allow for a whole new explanation of the universe in which our universe is but one of many in an immense multiverse...
The finding by the James Webb Space Telescope indicates that the Big Bang might not have been the first of its kind in the universe. Rather, it could be the origin of only one universe in an infinite ocean of parallel universes, each having its own Big Bang. If that is the case, this discovery would unveil entirely new areas of scientific study and ignite a revolution in our understanding of the universe.
As the JWST keeps revealing the universe's secrets, it presents the exciting prospect that there is even more in the cosmos than we have ever dreamed of—perhaps whole universes beyond our own, yet to be found. The consequences of this discovery could transform all we understand about the nature of existence itself. The Big Bang may be finished, but a new age of cosmic adventure has just started.
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