Right now, light that left a galaxy thirteen billion years ago is hitting your eyes. The James Webb Space Telescope just confirmed something impossible: galaxies exist where they shouldn't, formed when they couldn't, challenging everything we thought we knew about the universe's size and age. In the next two hours, we will journey to the edge of observable space, forty-six billion light-years away. We will witness galaxies racing away faster than light itself, structures spanning billions of light-years, and cosmic voids that swallow entire galaxy clusters. If you are ready to see the true scale of reality, like this video and subscribe. We begin.
