The James Webb Space Telescope has captured never-before-seen spiral galaxies. This is a sensational discovery, thanks to which astronomers have the opportunity to gain new knowledge about the early universe. This is a sensational discovery, thanks to which astronomers have the opportunity to gain new knowledge about the early universe. According to the researchers, some of the newly imaged galaxies may be considered the most distant spiral galaxies ever seen. This type of galaxy, in the form of a disk with several spiral arms that enter the core of the galaxy, allows us to gather valuable information on evolution. Two of them have already been detected by the Spitzer Space Telescope. However, due to its weaker power, Spitzer was unable to provide researchers with detailed information, including about their forms. This did not allow for a deeper study of the origins and processes of evolution. Finally, the two previously known reddish spiral galaxies were captured in unprecedented resolution. It’s all thanks to NASA and the James Webb Space Telescope. For this reason, the latest discovery is considered groundbreaking by researchers and NASA.
