Comments by "Dr. Ricco Lindner" (@Dr.RiccoMastermind) on "Webb Telescope sees Galaxies Too Large to Exist" video.

  1. When talking about very old galaxies, I always wonder why first galaxies should have been tiny? I like the idea of MOND. However, wouldn't it be possible that just very large clusters of gas in the early, denser universe condensed to large galaxies both much bigger diameter than finally seen by glowing stars. This would also explain in part the high angular speeds, I guess,if just a big enough cloud rotated altogether
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  2. @eljcd  is this fact relatively certain in science? I would have expected similar effects for really big galactic clouds as it happens for Single solar systems. Stars seemed to have formed without clumps of Dark Matter. What if the Sam thing happens early on galactic levels (parallel to star formation) yielding large black wholes quickly to beginn with?
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