Far out in the dark, the James Webb Space Telescope is staring at the oldest light there is. And what it sees breaks the rules. Galaxies already bright and grown up, only a few hundred million years after the Big Bang. Stars born too fast. A universe that built itself quicker than our best science allows. Tonight we travel to the edge of everything we can see. If cosmic mysteries pull you in, hit like and subscribe. Hold on. We begin.
