The James Webb Telescope has been a game changer in the space industry ever since it began its journey. From studying the atmospheres of nearby exoplanets to uncovering the secrets of the early universe, the Webb telescope has never disappointed us. Recent discoveries by the Webb Telescope have shown that the universe before the first stars and galaxies formed is beyond our understanding and the discovery of nothingness could be the end of our current cosmological models. Stay with us today as we dive deeper into Webb's amazing discoveries about the early universe. The beginning of the universe is an enigma we still don't understand, the more we try to understand it, the more we confuse ourselves. Will we ever understand the universe? Will we ever have a theory of everything that will give us a good understanding of everything that happens in the universe? To answer all these questions, we built telescopes that will peer into the distant universe to show us the early days of the universe. From the discoveries by telescopes we build a standard model of our universe that shows how the present universe came into existence, But it turned out to be more complicated than we thought. As we looked deeper into the universe, our Standard Model began to fall apart. The shocking discoveries of the James Webb telescope have created a stir in the field of astronomy. Among all the discoveries made by the Webb telescope so far, the most surprising discoveries are from the early universe. We've already seen how these early galaxies display completely different properties than scientists expected. Because of this scientists named them "Universe Breakers". But the latest discoveries of the Webb telescope have once again created havoc in astronomy. If we look far into the universe, we would see the early days of the universe instead of the edge of the universe. But, how deep into the universe can we see? Will we ever know what the first moment of our universe looked like? Albert Einstein once said, no matter how advanced our telescopes are, we will never see the first moment of our universe. Because the first moment of our universe is so complex that our physics such as gravity, quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, and classical physics, will all collapse at this stage. The discoveries from the Webb. telescope have been a headache for scientists. This time Webb again made a surprising discovery in the early universe, in addition to early galaxies, Webb discovered an early black hole that may be older than our universe. But, with all these discoveries, scientists have talked about such a unique possibility, which can bring a storm in the field of astronomy. Recently some astronomers revealed that they have discovered a black hole which is the most distant black hole ever discovered. This black hole is exactly 500 million years after the Big Bang. #jwst #jwstimages #astronomy #webbtelescopeimage #latestwebbimages