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Welcome to the greatest investigation of the 21st century. We're not looking for a new planet; we're looking for the answer to a paradox that threatens to wipe out every physics textbook you've ever read. According to the standard Big Bang model, our universe is approximately 13.8 billion years old. Light from the most distant galaxies captured by James Webb has traveled 13.5 billion years to get here. How could a galaxy accumulate billions of stars in just a few hundred million years, a period of time that would normally only be enough to create a few small star clusters? Disclaimer: This video uses the latest scientific hypotheses as of 2026 based on data from the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) and widely published theoretical physics studies. #SlumberingMythsVN