The James Webb Space Telescope just mapped eight hundred thousand galaxies in a single survey and found objects that should not exist yet. Galaxies fully formed just two hundred eighty million years after the Big Bang, a dark matter map twice as sharp as anything before it, and gravitational lensing that turns the cosmos into a six hundred meter telescope. The observable universe holds two trillion galaxies and we have barely looked at one percent of them. Like and subscribe for more deep space discoveries.
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