James Webb Telescope Unveils Early Galaxy Formation Milestones

New observations challenge previous theories, showing rapid development and early bar structures in galaxies.

Researchers observed the birth of three galaxies from 13.3 billion years ago using the James Webb Space Telescope.
Early galaxies formed complex structures like bars much earlier than previously thought, indicating accelerated evolution.
The presence of bars suggests galaxies were more mature and less chaotic in their early stages.
Studies reveal these early galaxies developed during the Epoch of Reionization, shortly after the Big Bang.
Future research aims to explore even earlier stages of galaxy formation and refine current cosmological models.