JWST Counted 263 Galaxies, and Almost None of It Makes Sense. Are We Inside a Black Hole?

Is the universe spinning? JWST counted 263 galaxies, and most of them spin the same way. Are we living inside a black hole? The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has been finding things in deep space that nobody predicted: record-breaking early galaxies, strange little red dots, and now a puzzling spin pattern. In this video we break down the JWST galaxy spin mystery: 158 galaxies spinning clockwise, only 105 counterclockwise. If the universe has no favorite direction, how is that possible? In this video you’ll learn: Why JWST galaxies spinning the same way challenges the cosmological principle What black hole cosmology says about our universe and the Big Bang How Einstein–Cartan torsion could replace the singularity with a “big bounce” Why many scientists think the answer is bias, not a black hole How record galaxies like MoM-z14 and JADES-GS-z14-0 fit into the story What upcoming telescopes will reveal about galaxy rotation Important: This is one unconfirmed result from a single field of sky, and other researchers dispute it. We cover both sides, so you can decide for yourself. Is the universe rotating? Are we inside a black hole? Tell me your theory in the comments, and subscribe to youtube.com/@AstrionX-r2l?sub_confirmation=1 for more James Webb discoveries, black hole cosmology and deep space mysteries. Sources: Shamir (2025), Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society; Naidu et al., MoM-z14; Patel & Desmond (2024); Popławski, Einstein–Cartan cosmology. #JWST #BlackHole #JamesWebb #Universe #Cosmology #Galaxies #Space #Astronomy #BigBang #Science