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Two powerful space telescopes just spotted a galaxy cluster so massive and so old, it shouldn't exist according to our current understanding of the universe. The discovery could reveal secrets about how the cosmos grew up faster than anyone thought possible.
The James Webb Space Telescope discovered a massive galaxy cluster forming just one billion years after the Big Bang, two billion years earlier than scientists thought possible. The finding is forcing astronomers to completely rethink how the universe's largest structures formed.
Scientists using NASA's most powerful telescopes just spotted galaxies forming into a cluster barely 1 billion years after the Big Bang, billions of years earlier than anyone thought possible. The discovery reveals the universe was in a "huge hurry to grow up."
Scientists just discovered a galaxy cluster forming only 1 billion years after the Big Bang, a full 2 billion years earlier than they thought possible. The finding challenges everything we knew about how quickly massive structures can form in the universe. #
The largest cosmic map ever created shows the universe isn't forming galaxy clusters as densely as scientists predicted, revealing an exciting puzzle in our understanding of how everything came to be.
Scientists just spotted a massive galaxy cluster forming way earlier than anyone thought possible, rewriting our understanding of how the universe grew up. Two powerful telescopes caught the cosmic nursery in action, revealing the universe was in a bigger hurry than we imagined.
Astronomers discovered a massive galaxy cluster forming just 1 billion years after the Big Bang, up to 2 billion years earlier than scientists thought possible. The finding suggests the universe grew up much faster than we imagined.