"TOTALLY UNEXPECTED" James Webb Telescope May Have Hit the Farthest Point of the Observable Universe 

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"TOTALLY UNEXPECTED" James Webb Telescope May Have Hit the Farthest Point of the Observable Universe
The James Webb Telescope has now produced another image that shows something is seriously wrong with our universe. Either our space is going crazy, which would mean that it has some kind of intelligence, or our scientists simply got it wrong. The fact is that since the launch of the new telescope, we are experiencing a crisis in world science, the likes of which we have never seen before. It seems as if the new findings are trying to tell us something urgent, but so far, scientists are arguing more than they can present us with real new facts and truths. Does this mean the end of everything? No stone has been left unturned since the J W S T showed us images of galaxies that are so old and so perfect that they shouldn't even exist. This was the beginning of a drama in modern science that continues to the present day.
More and more images show even crazier phenomena and impossibilities. Nothing in the young universe is the way scientists thought it would be. And now it's also clear that the entire universe is not the way our scientists thought it would be. Until now, researchers have assumed that the universe is homogenous, meaning that its large structures are largely uniform in shape. But now, there are dozens of indications that the universe is in fact in homogenous, and this calls into question some of the basic assumptions about the nature of the cosmos. The idea of a homogenous universe goes back to the cosmology of the early 20th century. Albert Einstein introduced the cosmological constant in his general theory of relativity, describing a static universe that neither expands nor contracts.
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