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The James Webb Beats His Own Record: This Is the Oldest Galaxy Ever Confirmed, with only 280 Million Years of Life

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The James Webb reminds us once again that we still have a lot of universe to discover. The space telescope has confirmed the existence of the most distant and ancient galaxy ever observed, a finding that not only beats an earlier record, but also forces scientists to rethink how the first structures of the cosmos were formed. It is called MoM-z14 and its light was traveling more than 13 billion years before it reached us. The curious thing is no…
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The James Webb reminds us once again that we still have a lot of universe to discover. The space telescope has confirmed the existence of the most distant and ancient galaxy ever observed, a finding that not only beats an earlier record, but also forces scientists to rethink how the first structures of the cosmos were formed. It is called MoM-z14 and its light was traveling more than 13 billion years before it reached us. The curious thing is no…

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Qué! broke the news on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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