Early Universe Galaxies Less Massive Than Initially Thought, New Study Reveals

Research suggests black holes contribute to brightness, resolving concerns about cosmological models.

James Webb Space Telescope's data initially suggested early galaxies were unusually massive.
New analysis indicates black holes' light emissions were mistaken for stellar mass.
Revised estimates show galaxy sizes align with cosmological predictions.
The study highlights the need for further research on star formation in the early universe.
Findings published in the Astrophysical Journal emphasize ongoing scientific inquiry.