Researchers estimate that MoM z14 was created 280 million years after the Big Bang, 10 million years earlier than the previous most primitive galaxy recorded.
What’s the margin of error on observations like these? Cause ten million years four billion years ago sounds like there’s room for uncertainty.
Spiritual-Compote-18 on
This is exciting but is it a fully formed galaxy or just a primitive one with hardly no stars.
IndyJacksonTT on
This record has been getting continously broken ever since JWST came out
It should be no surprise that a lot of our assumptions about the universes are wrong
wjfox2009 on
The human brain just isn’t capable of imagining the distance (and time) involved. You can show me visualisations or computer graphics, but I will never truly comprehend the vastness out there.
umotex12 on
At this time what is the limit? Can we see Big Bang somehow? Sorry for stupid question but it blows my mind – where is the barrier?
DjangoZero on
How do people see the wonder of the universe and existence and sheer joy of being alive and not attribute it to a creators. Existence alone should be proof of a more powerful force than the human physical senses can perceive.
Objective-Start-9707 on
So in galactic terms slightly older than the oldest Galaxy we’ve ever seen. 😂😂😂😂
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Researchers estimate that MoM z14 was created 280 million years after the Big Bang, 10 million years earlier than the previous most primitive galaxy recorded.
Read the full article: [https://www.wired.com/story/astronomers-just-broke-the-record-for-the-oldest-galaxy-ever-detected-james-webb-space-telescope/](https://www.wired.com/story/astronomers-just-broke-the-record-for-the-oldest-galaxy-ever-detected-james-webb-space-telescope/)
What’s the margin of error on observations like these? Cause ten million years four billion years ago sounds like there’s room for uncertainty.
This is exciting but is it a fully formed galaxy or just a primitive one with hardly no stars.
This record has been getting continously broken ever since JWST came out
It should be no surprise that a lot of our assumptions about the universes are wrong
The human brain just isn’t capable of imagining the distance (and time) involved. You can show me visualisations or computer graphics, but I will never truly comprehend the vastness out there.
At this time what is the limit? Can we see Big Bang somehow? Sorry for stupid question but it blows my mind – where is the barrier?
How do people see the wonder of the universe and existence and sheer joy of being alive and not attribute it to a creators. Existence alone should be proof of a more powerful force than the human physical senses can perceive.
So in galactic terms slightly older than the oldest Galaxy we’ve ever seen. 😂😂😂😂