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With the Webb telescope finding millions of galaxies as far as 13 billion light year’s distance, is the Big Bang theory still relevant?
No idea. With what they call the expansion of space time, 13 billion light years may be the limit of what will reach Earth. What is beyond what we can see? No one on Earth knows.
I've always loved and been amused by statements such as the age and size of the universe.
Hubble could see to a certain distance. Webb can "see" detect even more. What is beyond Webb's limits? I will probably not live to "see" it, but it will be fascinating.
When Webb first began detecting stuff "that shouldn't be there" I knew who the real scientists were. New information bothers establishment "scientists." Real truth-seekers welcome the challenge.