[Red Badger]

WEBB Ping!....................

[DannyTN]

[DannyTN]

[Larry Lucido]

Why move to a red state when you can move to a red galaxy?

[I want the USA back]

AH! so the universe was a baby at one time!

So who were its parents? What is the source of the matter in the “infinitely” dense ball of matter? Where did the energy come from for it to expand into the huge universe that we observe today?

Just asking.

[curious7]

Looks like the ‘models’ are wrong. Back to the drawing board.

[srmanuel]

One question that has always puzzled me is when scientists say a certain event is from the early beginnings of the universe, I wonder how they know the event is from the early universe instead of saying the event is from the early universe as we know it, because our technology right now with the Webb Telescope only looks back into space so far.

I have a belief the universe is infinite, there is no end or beginning, in 50 years we will likely have even greater technology that allows us to look back into space many times further than the Webb telescope can currently look.

[rktman]

5.73 years......

[JimRed]

The Milky Way is for the most part a finished product. At the time the light we now see left these “Red Monsters” they were in building phase. That was millions or billions of years ago.

[JimRed]

The wonders our God has wrought!

[Islander7]

Studies now show that the young cosmos had 10 to 100 times more galaxies than models suggested.

BUT GLOBAL WARMING IS SETTLED SCIENCE! All the models say so.

[playindatrumpcard]

Seems these new cosmic discoveries keep getting BIGGER and BETTER in scope