In a recent interview, Michio Kaku discusses how the James Webb Space Telescope's findings may force us to rethink our understanding of the universe's origins. The telescope has identified six galaxies that exist half a billion years after the Big Bang and are up to ten times bigger than the Milky Way. This challenges our current theories about the formation of galaxies and the age of the universe. Stay tuned as we may have to rewrite the textbooks about the beginning of the universe.
