Nasa's James Webb telescope discovers an enigmatic ancient galaxy
Nasa's James Webb telescope discovers an enigmatic ancient galaxy
Tagged as ZF-UDS-7329, this galaxy boasts a star population surpassing that of the Milky Way, even though it materialized merely 800 million years after the birth of the universe, which spans 13.8 billion years. This scenario suggests that these stars were formed without the influence of dark matter, a fundamental element according to conventional galaxy formation models, a space.com report said.
Tagged as ZF-UDS-7329, this galaxy boasts a star population surpassing that of the Milky Way, even though it materialized merely 800 million years after the birth of the universe, which spans 13.8 billion years. This scenario suggests that these stars were formed without the influence of dark matter, a fundamental element according to conventional galaxy formation models, a space.com report said.
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Tagged as ZF-UDS-7329, this galaxy boasts a star population surpassing that of the Milky Way, even though it materialized merely 800 million years after the birth of the universe, which spans 13.8 billion years. This scenario suggests that these stars were formed without the influence of dark matter, a fundamental element according to conventional galaxy formation models, a space.com report said. 
