The oldest galaxies discovered by the Webb Telescope are estimated to be 13 billion years old
Image Envato Dt. 5 April 2023, Wednesday The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered the four most distant galaxies ever discovered. New research suggests that this galaxy formed 320 million years after the Big Bang, when the universe was in its infancy. Since the Webb Telescope began operating last year, it has opened new doors of discovery for scientists. With the help of this telescope, scientists are searching for new galaxies in the universe. The longest distance at which the universe has been observed by astronomers Astronomers said they have discovered the four most distant galaxies ever. These galaxies formed 300 to 500 million years ago after the Big Bang, 13 billion years ago. The most distant galaxy is called JDES-GS-J 13-0, and is the farthest distance observed by astronomers, said researcher Stéphane Charlot of the Astrophysics Institute in Paris. The masses of all the four galaxies found are very low The Webb Telescope also confirmed the existence of JADES-GS-z10...
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