For decades, we’ve been taught that the universe began with the Big Bang—a moment when everything we know came into existence. But what if that’s not the whole story? Nobel Prize-winning scientist Dr. Roger Penrose and many others believe the Big Bang wasn’t the beginning, but just one chapter in a much larger cosmic narrative. Recent research even suggests the possibility of a “mirror universe” that might exist beyond the Big Bang. Scientists believe an anti-universe running backwards in time could explain dark matter and cosmic inflation. So far we do not have enough evidence to support this theory. Dr. Roger Penrose believes that some remnants of the black holes of the previous universe can still be seen in the microwave background of the universe. This shows that there was a universe before our universe.
Well, For centuries this idea was purely philosophical, But now groundbreaking discoveries from the James Webb Space Telescope are giving it solid scientific backing and bringing it into the spotlight. Recently, the Webb Telescope made a shocking discovery that challenges the Big Bang Theory. Some experts now believe that the images from the James Webb Telescope show signs of a universe that is completely different from what we thought. So, what exactly did the telescope discover?
