The James Webb Space Telescope pointed at the oldest darkness in the universe and found galaxies that should not exist. Massive, chemically mature, fully formed less than three hundred million years after the Big Bang. Our models said there was no time for them. In this documentary, we investigate the impossible early galaxies challenging the standard cosmological model, a physicist's proposal that the universe is actually twenty-six billion years old, tired light theory making a controversial comeback, the Nobel laureate who argues our Big Bang was merely a transition from a previous cosmos, and what happens to physics if the age of the universe doubles. Like and subscribe for more deep science discoveries.
James Webb Space Telescope, JWST, early galaxies, age of universe, Big Bang, cosmology, impossible galaxies, redshift, Rajendra Gupta, tired light, cosmic age, dark energy, galaxy formation, standard model cosmology, Roger Penrose, conformal cyclic cosmology, CEERS survey, photometric redshift, spectroscopic confirmation, stellar mass, cosmic dawn, first galaxies, cosmological crisis, universe older, deep field, space telescope discoveries
