Part 1 of 9 COSMO; The Infinity; the entirety; the dimension; the center; the temperature; the elements; the galaxy, the star, and the celestial objects

Part 1 of 9

Article: Cosmic Knowledges

My Blog Title: COSMO; The Infinity; the entirety; the dimension; the center; the temperature; the elements; the galaxy, the star, and the celestial objects

[All 9 Parts combined]

Hypothetically, if all things are created or exist all at once in any moment in time, so all life and matters in quantity and form are merely beginningless. 

Scientifically, the astronomical approach to calculate the age of the universe is about 13.7 billion years, or twice of the numbers. Scientists can know by how far the telescope sees into the most distant galaxy. During a decade of cosmo research, the faraway galaxy GN-z11, about 13.4 billion light years away, is the distance seen by NASA Hubble, while James Webb Space Telescope [JWST] can peer into even further most distant galaxy cluster, named Pandora’s cluster, in the observable universe at about 33 billion light years away. 1 light year is one astronomical distance in length of 9,460,730,472,580.8 km. How does light and distance in space denote the age of time?

Light may uniformly travel at the speed of 300,000 kilometers per second. So the luminous light of GN-z11 galaxy and Pandora’s cluster detected by Hubble and JWST takes about 13.4 billion light years and 33 billion light years respectively to arrive at the telescope’s view. Why can the telescope see that light now when the distance is 13.8 billion light years and 33 billion light years away from us? That means GN-z11 galaxy and Pandora’s cluster have already existed or created 13.4 billion and 33 billion years ago. The first 13.4 billion light years ago, and the first 33 billion light years ago have already reached us previously, until now, and into infinite future; light emission is constant form. 

If the age of the cosmo is twice of 13.7 billion years, or 27.4 billion years, Pandora Cluster has a deviation of 33 billion years minus 27.4 billion years; about 5.6 billion years variation. My assumption does not proclaim or disclaim theory; rather we can presume instead that the Cosmo may be older than what we, or scientists, or astronomers have previously predicted. SPHEREx telescope, under construction phase, is set to launch during the year 2025 for medium class space exploration, and the mission may bring us further clues of the age of the cosmo. Additionally, the universe expansion can also make current calculation a discrepancy. The universe expansion rate is 67 km per second for every one megaparsec, or 3,261,563 light years in distance, which means cosmic objects are constantly receding, moving closer or moving away at the time of telescope view.

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