Publisher's Synopsis
The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered galaxies which cannot be explained within today's conventional wisdom in Physics. Many other mysteries of our universe cannot be explained either. One example of this is numerous Supermassive Black Holes -SMBHs- too large to have formed in the early universe. Obviously, today's conventional wisdom needs updating. A whole new perspective on our universe is needed. After basic errors of conventional wisdom are corrected using deductive logic, eight mysteries of our universe will be viewed in a new perspective. Oversized SMBHs, galactic filaments, large quasar groups, and other structures that are too large to be in the early universe will be explained. The history of science is a history of new perspectives being developed, investigated, vetted, and either confirmed or dismissed. There is a substantial amount of observational evidence supporting the new perspectives discussed in this book. Citations of sources of information will be given to support the new perspectives put forth. This writing asks the field of Physics to reexamine its conventional wisdoms. It does so in simple language that the average layperson in Physics may understand.
