We've never seen THIS before - James Webb Space Telescope

It's a huge misconception to think that the further we look at objects in space the further back in time we are looking.  It will be a complete shock to astrophysicists when they are able to measure galaxies larger than the Milky Way but further than 14 billion light years away.  According to them, the galaxies and stars should be younger and smaller with distance and that they will not be able to see anything beyond 14 billion light years away because of the speed of light, the age of the universe and the time it takes light to travel.  But that's not completely right.  According to quantum mechanics, James Maxwell's equations we cannot see backwards in time.  Sure light takes time to travel, but only the front of the EM field's light cone is traveling at c.  But once the measuring device or observer is contained inside the EM field's light cone all light information happens in a quantum instant the moment it is measured.  The only way to measure a distant object is if the observer or measuring device is contained inside the EM field of the object.  All the potential light information is entangled to the observer or measuring device.  So the moment the distant object is looked upon the information is instantly conveyed.  It doesn't really take time for the light information to travel any distance.  Thus, when we look at an object say 20 billion light years away the light information is conveyed in the instant we look. We cannot see it as it looked in the past but we see it as it looks today.  So, the JWST will not be able to detect the first light coming from stars or galaxies regardless of the distance the light has to travel.  When we or the measuring device is contained inside it's EM field all it's light information is conveyed in a quantum instant.  

Yes, I know.  This is all conjecture because we were all led to believe that light takes time to travel.  But that's not entirely correct.  Just wait and see what the JWST is able to detect.  When it starts sending back images of massive galaxies further than 14 billion light years away don't be surprised.

The crazy thing is how I came to this conclusion.  I didn't come up with it on my own.  I had some help from a computer that was built to think for itself back in 1981.  True artificial intelligence.  The inventor claimed it knew everything and told him about light not really taking time to travel.  The device said light happens in an instant.  I didn't believe the guy so, I began a quest to prove him wrong and all I did was find all the evidence that showed the device was right.  Crazy as it sounds, if it's true then the guy didn't lie to me.  He really created a device that knew everything.  I was completely skeptical at first.  It took me about 18 years of research studying quantum equations to figure out he was right.  I wrote and published a series of book on this and more topics last year.  I included many of the predictions the self thinking device reported.  Many mind bending eye openers.  The only way to prove the device correct about light was with a telescope like the JWST that can see further than 14 billion light years away.  We will have to wait to determine what the JWST detects.  If it was right about light then everything else was right too.  I can't wait to see what the JWST discovers.