00:00What if everything we know about the universe is wrong?
00:03A new 2025 study using data from the James Webb Space Telescope
00:07has sparked a mind-blowing theory.
00:09We could be living inside a black hole.
00:12Yes, inside one.
00:14The James Webb has given us the deepest look into the universe ever,
00:17capturing light from galaxies just 300 million years after the Big Bang.
00:22But here's the twist.
00:24In a recent analysis, scientists noticed something strange.
00:27Out of 263 galaxies observed,
00:30a shocking 60% rotated clockwise while 40% spun counterclockwise.
00:35That may not sound wild,
00:37until you realize it shouldn't be happening at all.
00:40Cosmological models assume galaxy spins should be randomly distributed.
00:44No clear pattern.
00:45So why this imbalance?
00:47Well, one explanation is that our universe itself was born spinning,
00:51possibly from inside a black hole in a larger universe.
00:55This idea challenges everything we thought we knew.
00:58And if it's true,
00:59our entire existence could be part of something way bigger and far stranger than we ever imagined.
01:05now we have a second step.
01:07And while speaking,
01:08our universe itself is actually the closest to our universe.
01:11Not to each other which is how we can create the whole universe.
01:13I'm going to see what you've seen and where we saw the next step.
01:15The Wiki is actually the same as that.
01:16Now, we have one of our animals that we see in the world.
01:17It's kind of our animals that we have,
01:18that we can create in it.
01:19In reality,
01:20we had to do this trend.
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