Sydney ∙ The James Webb Telescope has discovered 6 massive star clusters in the early universe. These star clusters existed in the universe between 54 billion and 77 billion years after the Big Bang explosion that caused the origin of the universe.
Ivo Laby and his team, researchers at Swinburne University in Australia, evaluated the information from James Web and conducted the study. Until now, it was believed that there were small constellations in this era.
The results of this research were published in the leading scientific journal Nature. It is still not confirmed that the galaxies themselves were discovered. It is also possible that these are supermassive black holes.
James Web has the ability to capture the infrared rays from the early days of the universe and make them into images, so it has the ability to reveal cosmic facts beyond time.
English Summary: James Webb telescope makes a surprising galactic discovery in the distant universe
