The James Webb House Telescope, which has been in operation since 2022, has supplied new perception into how scientists observe the early universe. Though its findings remodeled theories of the early universe’s stars and galaxies, darkish matter largely remained at giant. Now, new analysis means that this can be altering. Scientists consider JWST observations of oddly formed younger galaxies may supply oblique clues about darkish matter, which makes up practically 85% of the universe’s matter. Although invisible and undetectable by way of gentle, darkish matter’s gravity could also be quietly shaping galaxies in methods researchers didn’t anticipate.
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