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lego_office_worker t1_iwrnpea wrote
theres a deep field planned for the JWST in a few months. No telling how far back that will be able to see.
Starsimy t1_iwronzv wrote
If there was a bigbang why we can't see the light from it just past these galaxies?
Dismal-Philosopher-4 t1_iwruozw wrote
We can, but it's also everywhere: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_microwave_background
Dr_Siouxs t1_iws0y29 wrote
We can! It’s the cosmic microwave background radiation which is the “light” from the early universe. If you understand how redshirting works, it’s pretty amazing we are around to observe this. The further away a galaxy is the more space has expanded between us and it which shifts its light to the longer wavelength of the light spectrum. The Big Bang’s light was white hot and everywhere, as time progressed the light from this has redshifted so far down the spectrum that it is now only observed in the microwave wavelength. In the future, as the universe continues to expand, it will shift so far down the spectrum that it won’t be detectable.
I may have some stuff wrong and I’m by no means an expert in this, but this is the best to my understanding of it.
Dismal-Philosopher-4 t1_iwrsf2f wrote
Jeffersness t1_iwt46dj wrote
Maybe we are using the wrong model. I mean how often do we find shit we expect?
Odd-Lynx-4313 t1_iwvyc2l wrote
Yep. Our universe in a round structure, heavy comprimized black hole with a huge mass and magnetic field inside proves everything way better. But well, I'm just a guy that has no money to prove itself. Maybe one day ;)
markyty04 OP t1_iwrawfc wrote
If anyone interested NASA did a press briefing on this result and here is the youtube link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eocPdOdGK5g&t=1793s