In the deepest darkness, where galaxies should gather, James Webb found something impossible. Ancient black holes, burning alone. No fuel. No neighbors. Just void.
Scientists analyzed twenty years of cosmic measurements and discovered we are not in the universe we thought. We live inside a bubble. A two-billion-light-year-wide pocket of almost nothing. This void is growing. And it is warping everything we measure about reality itself.
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