Distant galaxies are shaped differently than researchers first thought

Images from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope show galaxies that are flat and elongated versus being round. Researchers compared the shapes to surfboards and pool noodles. Researchers believe the Milky Way first looked like a surfboard but has since changed shape.

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