[Red Badger]

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

[Carry_Okie]

Astudy analyzing JWST observations of the early universe has uncovered an intriguing mystery: most galaxies appear to be rotating in the same direction.

Now that is absolutely fascinating, and if I'm not mistaken, it is clockwise.

[algore]

In my eyes, indisposed
In disguise as no one knows
Hides the face, lies the snake
And the sun in my disgrace

Boiling heat, the summer stench
‘Neath the black the sky looks dead
Call my name through the cream
And I’ll hear you scream, again

Black hole sun, won’t you come
And wash away the rain?
Black hole sun, won’t you come
Won’t you come, won’t you come

[Magnum44]

[Nateman]

The odd thing about Black Holes, the bigger they are the less dense they are. Given one big enough it could match the current density of our universe .

[lee martell]

Well, that’s reassuring!
Is that better than “we may be living in a parallel universe!”?

[rktman]

Ruh roh!

[Tell It Right]

My God! Right out of Dante's Inferno!

[logi_cal869]

Fascinating. I greatly appreciate such thinking. I have often dwelled on the concept of the other side of a black hole.

In contrast to the concept - after ruminating for a minute or two - my mind tends to believe that they would have found the event horizon - or whatever term they assign it from the inside - by now. It should present as a unique, obvious anomaly in space.

But if true, it could certainly explain a number of outliers in the science of astrophysics...even if their brains are still too small to wrap around such a concept today.

Frankly, it is very plausible that our ‘universe’ is borne of the ass end of a black hole (though not ‘inside’) because - YES - ‘space’ is THAT big (not finite like the supposed smart people proffer).

[CTyank]

So - outside of a black hole, the water won’t swirl when I flush the toilet?

[Carry_Okie]

One wonders about the sense of rotation within said galaxy if there is a similar distribution, stars to planets and planets themselves with their respective moons extending to the galaxy itself.

I’m just stunned the question had never occurred to me.

[going hot]

Change in directionof rotation:

How about them galaxies tumble as they move away, and we see the flip side of them, seemingly rotating the other way?

[BipolarBob]

We are in a computer simulation program. It’s that simple.

[I want the USA back]

“our universe might exist inside a black hole.”

This is one of the reasons why I don’t follow theoretical physics any more. It has become sensational science fiction with clickbait headlines.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Horton heard a Who?

[whitney69]

Ever been to Chicago?

wy69

[fruser1]

40% vs 60%. I see no big mystery here and don’t think you can conclude with certainty a particular bias.

Just because you have a binary choice does NOT mean you MUST see 50/50 for EVERY sample set.

[tet68]

the existing theories about the cosmos are incomplete.”

Gee, ya think?

[wafflehouse]

most galaxies appear to be rotating in the same direction

A total of 105 of the galaxies (40 percent) rotated in the counterclockwise direction, while 158 (60 percent) rotated in the clockwise direction.

so, without consideration of error margins here, there is a 10% excess.

They looked at images taken of 263 galaxies in the early universe

which comes out to 26 galaxies spinning the wrong way. and this means we are in a black hole?

this conclusion is thinner than Joe Biden's cognitive capacity

[SuperLuminal]

This is a clear example of the degraded, fouled-up state that science in this country is in...

Utter nonsense for this crap to appear in print...