[Red Badger]

Webb Ping!.............................

[wildcard_redneck]

I am stating to think “dark matter” is just a wild guess because physics is stuck.

[no-to-illegals]

One single page of one book is known by man, infinite volumes of books in infinite libraries is unknown to man.

[faucetman]

When it comes to all this stuff ... I call BULLSHIRT!

They have ZERO idea how any of this works. Its a big “guess fest”.

They are making ass-umptions about things “billions and billions of miles away, supposedly “billions and billions” of years ago. And THEN, wait... we might have made a wrong ass-umption?

C’mon man, this all might be fun, but you really don’t know what the hell you are talking about, do you?

[AnglePark]

Distant, massive galaxies will become the new exoplanets as technology to detect them continues to improve. I remember when scientists first started discovering exoplanets, and each time the were always “stunned” to find another. It eventually became so common that it’s hardly news these days, and the same will happen with these massive galaxies.

I’ve always believed two things about the universe — nothing ever happens just once, and it is infinite and eternal.

[trotskylvalia]

Is that where all Green space women at ?

[Verginius Rufus]

11 billion light-years away and quiescent, so no immediate threat to life on earth.

The light from that galaxy was traveling this way for 7 billion years before the first life forms appeared on earth.

[Jim Noble]

that Astronomers say Shouldn't Exist

Well then, it must not be there.

I follow the science.

[Openurmind]

Because it is not part of our universe, it is the first sighting of bodies in the universe next door to us.

[SMARTY]

Must be a ‘woke’ graveyard

[JZelle]

I bet it’s that lost tool bag.

[bert]

Galaxie all form by accretion. Always have and always will.

[Gay State Conservative]

And to think that there are people...including scientists...who can look at photos like this and *still* insist that God *absolutely* doesn’t exist..

[JimRed]

...the stars observed in this primordial galaxy should not have been able to form according to current models...

Which are every bit as accurate as the climate models... < /sarc >

[minnesota_bound]

FTA: because there would not have been enough dark matter accumulated to enable their genesis.

Maybe there is no ‘dark matter’ as it’s a theory and could b wrong.

Dark matter could be all the socks that go missing from the washer & dryer.

[Psalm 73]

"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. The earth was without form, and void...."

Some speculate that Genesis 1:1 actually describes the creation of this "new" universe from the remnants of an older one.

God is a God of order and would not start off with "disorder" (without form and void).

Could this be a "leftover" from the "original" universe?

[citizen]

Will this revelation lower the price of 12-pack?

[sit-rep]

sigh... this is why I have such a problem with fake pics and "space News" in general... "What makes the discovery unique and perplexing to astronomers is that the stars observed in this primordial galaxy should not have been able to form according to current models, because there would not have been enough dark matter accumulated to enable their genesis.

its obvious you friggins morons!! youre wrong about the dark matter!! why do these people insist on running their mouths on theory?? and thats all it friggin is, Theory!! They cant post normal pictures of space, they have to theorize and enhance to extremes that are down right stupid!!

[Sgt_Schultze]

dark matter = this is OUR magic