James Webb Telescope Reveals What Killed Galaxies in the Early Universe

The James Webb Space Telescope is being used to study the earliest galaxies in the Universe, which formed as small clumps of material that merged over time into larger structures. Astronomers are using JWST's infrared capabilities to observe these distant objects and determine what caused some early galaxies to stop forming stars and die out. The research aims to uncover the mechanisms behind galaxy quenching in the infant Universe.

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