The James Webb telescope discovers in the interstellar object proportions of deuterium and carbon radically different from those of comets of the solar system and points to an origin of up to 12 billion years.
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The James Webb telescope discovers in the interstellar object proportions of deuterium and carbon radically different from those of comets of the solar system and points to an origin of up to 12 billion years.