Astronomers have discovered the oldest galaxy known to mankind
By ForGeeks With the help of the James Webb Orbiting Telescope, astronomers were able to detect JADES-GS-z14-0, possibly one of the oldest galaxies in the universe, which originated just millions of years after the supposed Big Bang.
Astronomers were able to detect JADES-GS-z14-0, possibly one of the oldest galaxies in the universe, which originated just millions of years after the supposed Big Bang.
In January this year, the James Webb observed JADES-GS-z14-0 for nearly ten hours. It found that this galaxy is over 1600 light-years in diameter and its light comes from young stars rather than a black hole. The mass of this region is several hundred million solar masses.
The mass of this region is several hundred million solar masses.
Nearly several scientific studies have already confirmed the existence of JADES-GS-z14-0. The new findings help clarify traditional ideas about the early Universe and indicate that large and bright galaxies may have formed much faster than previously thought.
The new findings also help clarify traditional ideas about the early Universe and suggest that large and bright galaxies may have formed much faster than previously thought.
