For decades, the Lambda CDM model has been our guide to understanding the universe — earning Nobel Prizes and shaping modern cosmology. But new data from the James Webb Space Telescope is forcing scientists to ask an unsettling question: what if our cosmic model is wrong?
Webb is seeing massive, fully formed objects in the early universe that should not exist so soon after the Big Bang. Some appear too dense, too bright, and too evolved to be explained by current physics. Even Nobel Prize–winning scientists are now openly questioning whether these objects are galaxies at all — or something entirely different.
Could the early universe have been far more complex than we imagined? Could our understanding of time, expansion, and cosmic origins be incomplete? Or is Webb pointing toward something far more radical — possibly beyond our universe itself?
This documentary explores the James Webb Telescope’s most controversial discoveries and why they may be forcing cosmology into a historic rethink.
