US EditionJames Webb Discovers Impossible Galaxy to Exist in Childhood in the Universe
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A galaxy outside of the place and the expected time was detected by the Space Telescope James Webb (JWST), strengthening the astronomers to review the calendar of cosmic evolution, and even asking whether our current theoretical models would not support the ability of the young universe to form organized structures. Baptized with the name of an afluent of the Ganges, Alaknanda is a spiral galaxy — very similar to our Milky Way — but discovered a…
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a spiral galaxy similar to the Milky Way that is thought to have formed within the first 1.5 billion years of the universe. The discovery of this galaxy, named "Alaknanda," could overturn the theoretical framework for research, as typical spiral galaxies are thought to take billions of years to form.
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