The Unity Principle: The Key to Explaining Shocking James Webb Telescope Observations

Abstract

The results of observations made by the James Webb telescope are shocking for current cosmology. They show that very distant galaxies, from which light comes from the distant past of our universe, when its age was only about 300-500 million years since the beginning of its expansion, are just as mature as galaxies located relatively close. For such young galaxies, this is unimaginable from the point of view of current theories of their formation and development. One possible way out of this situation is a new cosmological model based on the discovery of the dialectical Unity Principle.