The James Webb Space Telescope, which comes with a new success every day, has made another discovery that shows that it is step by step closer to achieving its goal. The telescope observed two galaxies from the earliest times of the universe.

The two galaxies observed by James Webb are ‘GLASS-z12‘ and ‘GN-z11Was called. The letter z in the name of the galaxies indicates the degree of ‘redshift’, indicating that these galaxies are extremely distant. The number after ‘z’ corresponds to the change in wavelength.

So how ‘old’ are these galaxies?

• 1: GLASS Z-10; 2: GN z-11

According to the information shared by scientists, the GLASS-z12 galaxy originated from the Big Bang. only 350 million years later happened. It was announced that the GLASS z-11 galaxy formed 450 million years later.

The new discovery may be of paramount importance:

Scientists stated that the new discovery could pave the way for many discoveries. Because the new galaxies revealed by Webb are the ones that have been discovered so far. To the light of the star farthest from Earth may place.

At the same time, the galaxies were extremely bright compared to other older galaxies. This indicated that galaxies can host extremely large, low-mass stars. To get answers to all these questions, the studies specific to galaxies must of course continue.

James Webb was launched in December 2021, originally to help discover the beginning of the universe.