For decades, modern cosmology rested on a reassuring idea: we mostly understand how the universe works. Gravity, expansion, dark matter, dark energy—imperfect, yes, but largely mapped out.
That confidence is now cracking.
Across observatories, research papers, and closed-door scientific meetings, astronomers are confronting a growing realization: key measurements of the universe no longer agree with each other, and the mismatch is getting worse, not better.
Something fundamental may be missing.
The Expansion of the Universe No Longer Adds Up
The problem begins with one of cosmology’s most basic numbers—the Hubble constant, which measures how fast the universe is expanding.
In 2019, two of the most trusted methods of measurement produced conflicting results. Observations using distant supernovae suggested one expansion rate. Measurements of the early universe, based on cosmic microwave background data, suggested another.
The difference was small—but statistically significant.
By 2021, researchers confirmed the discrepancy was not caused by faulty instruments. By 2023, the tension had reached what physicists call “crisis level.”
Both results cannot be correct.
And no existing model explains why.
The James Webb Space Telescope Made Things Worse
When the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) began operations in July 2022, many scientists hoped it would resolve the debate.
Instead, it deepened it.
JWST observed galaxies that appeared too large, too bright, and too mature for the early age of the universe in which they were found. According to established timelines, such structures should not exist so soon after the Big Bang.
Some researchers initially suspected calibration errors.
Those errors did not materialize.
By early 2023, independent teams confirmed the findings. Galaxies were forming faster and earlier than theory allowed.
I wish videos like this did not play stupid canned music. In some videos (not this one), it appears to be a mind-control device to subliminally alert watchers that the information is bad and wrong; vids of that type often have a growling obnoxious background.
Otherwise, it is good to see these eye movement. If you can’t sleep at night, imitating this or doing some sort of eye movement often induces sleep. That technique works for me fairly well. ABN
Here is another video, which is probably better than the first. Click CC for an explanatory text band:
This police behavior is probably a runup to total mind-control over all topics not liked by ‘authorities’. It also seems to be the direction USA is heading in. ABN
Thailand is not the aggressor. We’ve always chosen diplomacy. Until Cambodian soldiers planted landmines, causing Thai troops to lose limbs. Then fired BM-21 rockets directly at civil areas, killing many Thai civilians, including children. Thank you for your love and support for Thailand. This time we need it more than ever.
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This video was provided by the Thai military. The back story appears to be China encouraged Thailand to destroy Cambodia’s Scam Compounds, or Scam Parks as they are sometimes called. More info can be found at the link beneath the video above. ABN
According to Assistant U.S. Attorney Joe Thompson, 14 Medicaid services currently under audit and deemed “high risk” have cost the state $18 billion since 2018. “I don’t make these generalizations in a hasty way,” he said. “When I say significant amount, I’m talking on the order of half or more. But we’ll see. When I look at the claims data and the providers, I see more red flags than I see legitimate providers.”
Thompson said during a press conference announcing new indictments that entire companies were created not to provide medical services but to pocket federal funds for international travel, luxury vehicles and lavish lifestyles. “The magnitude cannot be overstated,” Thompson said. “What we see in Minnesota is not a handful of bad actors committing crimes. It’s staggering, industrial-scale fraud.”
Thompson then outlined an industry of “fraud tourism” where some outsiders -specifically two from Philadelphia- even travelled to the state to participate in the financial windfalls. The scheme was “easy money,” he said.
This reveals as much about the corruption of the American authorities who allowed this to go on as it does about the Somalis. Consider also that this case is but a microcosm of what is happening at the national level, where it appears our entire government is owned by scam artists at the top and everybody on the take genuflects to Israel. ABN
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