James Webb’s Latest Universe Discovery

Описание: Deep in the frozen void, a million miles from our home, the James Webb Space Telescope is peeling back the velvet curtain of time. It isn't just capturing light; it is uncovering a cosmic history that contradicts our most foundational theories about how the universe began.

From the mysterious "little red dots" to massive galaxies that appeared far too soon, we are witnessing a genuine revolution in cosmology. These ancient messengers are forcing scientists to reconsider the very scaffolding of our reality and explore whether our timeline of the stars needs a radical revision.

Key Highlights:

Discover why the James Webb Space Telescope is finding "impossible" galaxies in the deep past.
Explore the role of dark matter as the invisible scaffolding that built our cosmic reality.
Uncover the mystery of "little red dots"—intense, compact galaxies that formed far too soon.
Learn how redshift and infrared light allow us to look back billions of years.
Examine Roger Penrose’s radical theory of a universe that existed before our own.
See how new data is challenging the 13.8 billion-year timeline of cosmic evolution.

The universe does not owe us a simple explanation, and Webb is proving that its infancy was far wilder than we ever imagined.

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00:00 - 01:16 - Intro: Dismantling the Universe
01:17 - 03:33 - The Big Bang and Cosmic Dark Ages
03:34 - 05:24 - Dark Matter: The Invisible Scaffolding
05:25 - 08:10 - How Webb Sees Through Time
08:11 - 11:32 - Discovery of the "Impossible" Galaxies
11:33 - 14:17 - Straining the Standard Model
14:18 - 18:00 - Speculative Physics and the Multiverse
18:01 - 20:01 - Science and the Scrutiny of Evidence
20:02 - 22:37 - A Remarkable Era of Discovery