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James Webb Finds Galaxy from 280M Years After Big Bang
InnovationFeb 5

James Webb Finds Galaxy from 280M Years After Big Bang

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope spotted the most distant galaxy ever detected, shining bright just 280 million years after the universe began. The discovery is rewriting what scientists thought possible about early galaxy formation.

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James Webb Spots Oldest Galaxy Ever, 280M Years After Big Bang
InnovationJan 31

James Webb Spots Oldest Galaxy Ever, 280M Years After Big Bang

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope discovered the most ancient galaxy ever recorded, dating back 280 million years after the Big Bang and revealing an early universe that looks nothing like scientists predicted. The find is rewriting our understanding of how quickly galaxies formed after the universe began.

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NASA Telescope Finds Galaxy From 280M Years After Big Bang
Global NewsJan 30

NASA Telescope Finds Galaxy From 280M Years After Big Bang

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope just confirmed a bright galaxy that formed only 280 million years after the Big Bang, revealing the early universe was far busier and brighter than scientists ever predicted. The discovery is rewriting our understanding of how quickly galaxies formed after the universe began.

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James Webb Finds 'Red Monster' Galaxies in Early Universe
InnovationJan 21

James Webb Finds 'Red Monster' Galaxies in Early Universe

The James Webb Space Telescope discovered three massive galaxies that formed surprisingly early in the universe's history, challenging everything scientists thought they knew about how galaxies grow. These "red monsters" built stars twice as fast as current models predict was possible.

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Scientists Making First Black Hole Movie This Spring
InnovationJan 19

Scientists Making First Black Hole Movie This Spring

Astronomers will capture the first-ever moving footage of a supermassive black hole this spring, revealing these cosmic giants aren't the destructive villains we thought. The groundbreaking observations could solve mysteries about how galaxies formed and evolved across the universe.

Google News - Science3 min read