Comments by "Fabian Schrötter" (@fabianschrotter) on "James Webb Telescope: Watch Most Spectacular Pics It Took Of The Universe In 2023" video.

Nice joke, but you might confuse the many uneducated HT viewers. Therefore, as a precaution, I would like to mention that the speed of light is 299,792,458 kilometers per second. Most 10-year-olds know that radio waves, which of course travel at the speed of light, take 2.5 seconds to reach the moon and back.
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Lies about what?
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@theo7326 Or do you believe in the International Space Station that you can see moving across the sky every evening?
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@theo7326 Do you believe that mirrors and lenses work? I have an 8 inch telescope and can photograph many of the larger galaxies very well with long exposure times.
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@theo7326 And when I ask where, you ask where not? The mentioned M 51 galaxy near Ursa Major, for example, is clearly visible even with small amateur telescopes. What exactly is a lie about it when people who are interested in the truth (which apparently excludes you) can see what NASA sees even more clearly?
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@jackfruit1 First, the expansion of the universe was already discussed by Greek natural philosophers such as Anaxagoras in the 5th century BC suspected. Secondly, the Catholic priest you mentioned, Georges Lemaître, was also a professor of astronomy. (Perhaps this plays a role when it comes to cosmological theories?) Thirdly, it doesn't matter who puts forward a theory as long as it can be verified. We have known that the universe is expanding since 1927, when the Belgian Georges Lemaître discovered that almost all galaxies are moving away from each other. Conversely, this means that they used to be closer together. Background radiation was discovered in 1964 by Arno Penzias and Robert Woodrow Wilson. The omnipresent echo of the younger universe when it first became transparent to photons. In 2022, the temperature of the cosmic background radiation 13 billion years ago, i.e. 800 million years after the Big Bang, was determined to be 16 to 30 Kelvin, in accordance with the Cosmic Standard Model. This was the first measurement of the background radiation temperature for the early universe. Today we can detect the gravitational waves that were created during the Big bang and represent its echo. Science is based on theses that can be proven in experiments and not on dogmas and beliefs. The scientific method is the opposite of religion and elites have nothing to do with cosmology because the mathematics behind it is far too complicated for fools. So every single sentence you wrote is wrong.
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@jackfruit1 There are numerous scientific observations that make the Big Bang theory very likely (until another theory explains the observations even better) “No evidence is required for its approval” is a statement that can best be applied to your own claims. You don't provide any evidence for your "theories" that science is a religion etc. It's just your opinion.
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