Surprisingly, anomalous acceleration like that demonstrated by the interstellar asteroid Oumuamua hints at a new theory of gravity that can also explain what we're seeing through the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST).

When any modified gravity theory is proposed, traditional cosmologists tend to be dismissive, claiming that modified gravity can not account for the power spectrum of the CMB. In this episode I explain why Cyclic Gravity and Cosmology can do this.

Joe Bakhos explains why astrophysicists adopted the idea of the big bang to begin with. He then explains what might replace it.

Episode 1: Do James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) observations disprove the Big Bang?

• Seeing early formation of disk galaxies

• Galaxies are smaller and brighter than expected. What does this imply?

• How Metalicity might challenge mainstream cosmology

• The controversy over Eric Lerner and his plasma cosmology

• Later episodes will present Cyclic Gravity and Cosmology (CGC)