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JWST and ALMA Image Supernova-Driven Wind Stripping Gas From a z≈5.3 Galaxy

Resolved data show a merger-triggered starburst is ejecting cold and ionized gas faster than new stars form, a process that can shut a massive early galaxy in tens of millions of years.

JWST Weighs Dormant Black Hole 10 Billion Light-Years From Earth

Webb and Hubble Show Massive Star Clusters Shed Birth Clouds Sooner

ASKAP Maps 185,000-Light-Year Hydrogen Bridge Between Two Dwarf Galaxies

Coherent Satellite Planes Around NGC5713/19 Offer Window into Milky Way–Andromeda Merger

Webb’s COSMOS-Web Survey Yields Deepest Map With Nearly 800,000 Galaxies