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Capotauro: This Object of the JWST Could Be the Oldest Galaxy Known, Then a Doubt Was Born

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A point of light spotted by the James Webb Space Telescope initially seemed to go back to the very first moments of the universe, well before the oldest galaxies known to date. Named Capotauro, this object made astronomers dream before a new analysis came seriously to beat the maps. To remember Capotauro, spotted [...]
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A point of light spotted by the James Webb Space Telescope initially seemed to go back to the very first moments of the universe, well before the oldest galaxies known to date. Named Capotauro, this object made astronomers dream before a new analysis came seriously to beat the maps. To remember Capotauro, spotted [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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