Star formation could be obstructing Webb's view of early galaxies
During star formation, bright light can outshine background light from long-standing galaxies, affecting Webb's view of the early Universe.
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During star formation, bright light can outshine background light from long-standing galaxies, affecting Webb's view of the early Universe.
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Peering back into the distant past, astronomers are prying apart the secrets of when the Universe switched on its lights.
James Webb has helped uncover even more information about one of the main sources of the early universe's evolution.
Astronomers used the James Webb Space Telescope to capture an image of an extremely bright quasar. A quasar is a black hole releasing intense radiation as it feeds on bounties of cosmic matter.