The James Webb Telescope has just delivered one of its most unsettling discoveries yet. Astronomers expected to find faint, simple galaxies at the edge of the observable universe instead, Webb uncovered a tiny but intensely bright object that appears far more evolved than it should be.
This James Webb Telescope discovery challenges everything we thought we knew about how fast galaxies formed after the Big Bang. Packed with heavy elements, forming stars at an extreme pace, and missing a supermassive black hole, this ancient galaxy raises a haunting question: did the universe begin building itself much earlier than our models allow?
And the mystery doesn’t stop there. New research suggests strange patterns in galaxy rotation across the universe patterns that may hint at something far more radical, including the possibility that our entire universe exists inside a black hole.
In this documentary-style deep dive, we explore the evidence, the implications, and the theories that could redefine cosmology itself.
If the universe has been hiding its true origins, the James Webb Telescope may have finally exposed them.
