In the dark, near the edge of time itself, Webb found a galaxy that should not exist. It formed two hundred eighty million years after the Big Bang. That is too early. Too bright. Too big. Scientists built models that said this was impossible. Webb looked anyway, and broke those models on contact.
We are going to see a black hole eating faster than physics allows. A galaxy already spinning a stellar bar before it had time to grow up. A five galaxy pileup, colliding and scattering heavy elements when the universe was still a newborn.
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