PSI Blog 20220829 Excellent Video Showing How the Webb Telescope Supports Infinite Universe Theory

Falsifications of the Big Bang Theory Continue Apace

Cosmogonists (cosmologists who assume the universe had a beginning) are being continually stumped by all the data and papers amassed as a result of the photos just produced by the James Webb Space Telescope.

Thanks to George Coyne, author of “Notfinity Process,” for this heads up.

To see the video and remainder of this essay on Medium click on:

https://medium.com/@glennborchardt/excellent-video-showing-how-the-webb-telescope-supports-infinite-universe-theory-c25c20688476?sk=0c2b12a64dfedd2c3924c73958ff0a5a

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