NASA's James Webb Space Telescope spots a well-ordered spiral galaxy, Alaknanda, from the early universe. This discovery forces scientists to rethink how quickly galaxies evolved after the Big Bang. Dive into the cosmic mystery!
The James Webb telescope's discovery of the ancient 'Alaknanda' galaxy, with its Milky Way-like spiral arms, forces scientists to rethink how galaxies form. Explore the groundbreaking findings from Pune.
Pune researchers using NASA's James Webb Telescope discover a well-structured spiral galaxy, Alaknanda, from when the universe was 1.5 billion years old, challenging existing galaxy formation theories. Read more.
Pune astronomers discover 'Alaknanda', a 12-billion-year-old spiral galaxy with James Webb Telescope, challenging galaxy formation theories. Read the breakthrough findings.
Indian scientists discover the distant spiral galaxy 'Alaknanda,' challenging theories of early galaxy formation. Read about this cosmic breakthrough and its implications.