James Webb

The James Webb telescope discovered two Galaxies, JADES-GS-z14-0 and JADES-GS-z14-1, which should be at the same distance from us, according to the interpretation of the redshifting by the Big Bang theory, but their brightness differs with a factor of 100! This is a big discrepancy which cannot be explained by the expansion of the universe. Also, we will see that there is a large dispersion of the redshiting on photons issued from the same galaxy, which is also impossible with the expansion of the Big Bang theory. In this paper we will propose a natural source of the red-shifting for light coming from galaxies and we will be able to explain the difference in brightness of two Galaxies having the same value of redshifting and the dispersivity of this factor.