James Webb Telescope Detected the Unimaginable
Imagine staring into a mirror that doesn’t just reflect light, but time itself—peering not at your own face, but into the infancy of the universe, when existence was still wrapping itself around its first breath. That’s precisely what the James Webb Space Telescope was built to do. But what it found when it looked deeper than anything before it… wasn’t infancy. It wasn’t the cosmic cradle. It was a contradiction. A cosmic impossibility. And what it saw—what it revealed to us—has not just stunned astronomers… it has shaken the very skeleton of modern physics.
The Urantia Book says, “The God of Action functions and the dead vaults of space are astir. One billion perfect spheres flash into existence. Prior to this hypothetical eternity moment the space-energies inherent in Paradise are existent and potentially operative, but they have no actuality of being; neither can physical gravity be measured except by the reaction of material realities to its incessant pull. There is no material universe at this (assumed) eternally distant moment, but the very instant that one billion worlds materialize, there is in evidence gravity sufficient and adequate to hold them in the everlasting grasp of Paradise.” Read More
