Overview

• The James Webb Space Telescope's observations of early galaxies initially suggested a challenge to the Lambda Cold Dark Matter model.
• Researchers found that black holes in these galaxies made them appear larger and brighter than they actually were.
• This discovery supports the existing cosmological model, alleviating concerns of a potential crisis in our understanding of the universe.
• Despite resolving the brightness issue, the number of early galaxies observed is still higher than predicted.
• Further studies are needed to understand rapid star formation in the early universe.