James Webb Space Telescope Observes Earliest Massive Galaxies Defying Cosmological Models
Spectroscopic measurements of ultra-high-redshift star clusters suggest galactic formation occurred hundreds of millions of years earlier than previously theorized.
Astronomers analyzing the latest infrared deep-field datasets from the James Webb Space Telescope have identified six massive mature galaxies observed just 350 million years after the Big Bang.
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