The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered impossible galaxies that could rewrite everything we know about the universe. Could JWST have just exposed a fatal flaw in the Big Bang model, or is new physics about to change cosmology forever? The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is revealing galaxies that appear far too massive, too bright, and too chemically evolved to exist so soon after the Big Bang.
Some of these distant galaxies formed only a few hundred million years after the universe supposedly began, yet they already contain hundreds of millions of stars and unexpectedly mature structures. These extraordinary discoveries are forcing astronomers to re-examine long-standing theories of galaxy formation, cosmic evolution, dark matter, and the standard model of cosmology.
