“Einstein Was Right after All” Webb Telescope Observed Emptiness in the Extremely Early Universe!

It is quite intriguing to have a feeling of the edge of the universe it is not in form of a boundary, but only a boundary to human space. Beyond this edge, there are places in space where the light from galaxies has not travelled to our planet, and therefore cannot see them. The universe is expanding, and so the perimeter of the visibility increases, and more of the universe comes into view.

However, nobody knows the measure of the universe the more advanced science considers it could be infinite or apart of the multiverse, where there are many other universes that cannot be imagined.

This edge represents the verge of people’s fantasies and ceaseless search for information.

Was Albert Einstein right when he predicted that we would never be able to see to the edge of the universe? The Webb telescope has now observed a void in the extremely early universe that could now confirm this prediction. But what are we really seeing here? Is it really a void and could it be the beginning of the universe? Scientists may have discovered a shocking fact!