WEBB Telescope Discovers Mysterious “LITTLE RED DOTS” at Cosmic Dawn

The Debrief ^ | July 2, 2024 | AVI LOEB

[Red Badger]

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

[George from New England]

Blood splatter on lense from alien war battle

[NavyShoe]

WinRed.

[Political Junkie Too]

Those red dots are from the doppler effect of the invasion fleet slowing down as it approaches Earth.

-PJ

[Dead Corpse]

The Universe is far older than the current models imply. They just don’t want to give up on the numbers and try something else...

Careers and funding are on the line... The hell with accuracy...

[alexander_busek]

One of the surprising discoveries of the Webb telescope involves an early population of compact red galaxies at redshift above 7, a time when the Universe was 20 times younger than it is today one-twentieth its current age.

Regards,

[Ezekiel]

It’s a long, long, journey to get to the other side, so I’d have to with Chickenpox.

[SunkenCiv]

[singing] Here comes Mary, here comes Lee, I know just what they want to see, I won't let them stretch their necks...

Thanks Red Badger.

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[AnglePark]

The Universe is far older than the current models imply.

I agree. I've believed -- for a long time now -- that the universe is infinite and eternal. It's always been here, and always will be. It likely also goes through some form of "seasons" of birth, growth and death, just like everything else around us.

[Dead Corpse]

Same. The final piece in that puzzle for me was Hawking’s work on the evaporation of hyper-gravitational phenomena... Black holes.

Space/time perturbation from local frame dragging causing quantum fluctuation that creates virtual particle pairs that release real particles that eventually become hydrogen... and the process starts all over again...

The Universe recycles. The “expansion” we are seeing is just the twisting and turning of space/time in it’s natural state and the CBR we see is this quantum genesis of particles in real space.

No dark anything needed. No big crunch/bang needed. Distant red-shift and apparent missing mass is also in the above recycling process once you cut out the part of there needing to be a defined “beginning”...

The Creator set a mighty thing in motion and there is no reason to assume it will ever stop.

[libertylover]

The distances to anything outside our solar system are just staggering. The distance to the nearest star beyond the sun is 4+ light years away from us. If we could travel at the speed of light a mission to there and back might be do-able, but I'm not sure what we'd really learn.

And the distance to the nearest other galaxy is 2.5 million light years away!

We're gonna need a faster spaceship!

[Red Badger]

We need SPICE!.......................

[central_va]

Who cares?

[Hot Tabasco]

I agree. I've believed -- for a long time now -- that the universe is infinite....

It's hard for me to wrap my mind around the fact that there likely is no end to the universe. But if there was, what's on the other side of that furthest edge?

[steveo]

wrong, should be green...

[Hot Tabasco]

And after that question, my thoughts always go back to where did God come from? Something has to come from something.

The universe was created by God. So what created God and what prompted Him to create a universe?

[mlo]

"One of the surprising discoveries of the Webb telescope involves an early population of compact red galaxies at redshift above 7, a time when the Universe was 20 times younger than it is today one-twentieth its current age."

I was wondering what in the hell they were trying to say.

[mlo]

"The Universe is far older than the current models imply. They just don’t want to give up on the numbers and try something else..."

There is good evidence for the current estimate. If there is better evidence for a different age then opinion will move. It doesn't work off hunches.

[Dead Corpse]

This isn't a hunch. It's the only thing that fits observations...

Unless you have a box of dark matter in the back of your closet?

If the only place you find evidence of DM/DE is a billion LY away, then what you are looking at isn't dark-whatever ^TM, it's an artifact that builds up over time and distance.