Record: Nasa’s JWST finds oldest galaxy EVER seen in universe

The James Webb Space Telescope has discovered the oldest galaxy in the cosmos.

The GLASS-z13 star cluster was formed only 300 million years after the Big Bang.
This galaxy is 100 million years older than the previous oldest galaxy.
GN-Z11, discovered by the Hubble Space Telescope.

The researchers also found another one, known as GLASS-z11.
The research claims that both galaxies should be 500 million years old.
based on their mass of one billion suns.
This means that the stars.
May have originated far earlier than previously thought.

In comparison to our own Milky Way.
Which has a diameter of 100,000 light-years.
They are similarly comparatively modest.

GLASS-z13 is approximately 1600 light-years across.
While GLASS-z11 is 2300 light-years wide.

“We found two very compelling candidates for extremely distant galaxies,” says Rohan Naidu, a graduate student in the university’s astronomy department, told New Scientist.

The James Webb Space Telescope may be able to view farther into the past.
And find galaxies that are just 200 million years old.
This might be a significant step.
Toward completing JWST's goal of mapping the cosmic dawn.

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[liamd]

It's not the oldest galaxy, it's just the oldest we can see.

[brucechamberlin]

A lot more is coming. I watched the Apollo landings as an 11 yo and this telescope has far exceeded that accomplishment. Truly a stamp of pride for this generation. NASA, all is forgiven. It’s is sad we lost 17 space crew members on hugely expensive, Ill conceived space shuttle and Apollo One Tragedies. This should be a monument to those brave Souls too. With LIGO up and running we are going to create whole new physics and lots of jobs that haven’t been invented yet. The whole world needs to see these pictures as a realization we are part of something unimaginable and step back from another world war brewing with China and Russia. Take a deep breath and pull together.

[morganshibby]

A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...

[andrewnicholas]

So how long does it take a galaxy to form?

[Whiskey_Tango_Foxtrot_]

Hats off to the unsung hero in the amazing achievements of the JWST --- the Universe taking selfies of its own early childhood years! 😜

[nsidvdjwhajkwlwhwujshsvsub]

Bro we legit bout' to see the big bang if this telescope is this good

[muhhy]

I have to point out that the location of GLASS-z13 found in JWST Deep Field (0:09) is wrong.

[martinaakervik]

I wonder if these short videos with big headlines is any good for anyone? Not that this YT channel is a TV station, but still it wouldn't be much harder and maybe benefit to take 15 of these videos and make one longer with all the data together. Preferable with some person using his or hers voice because that is a human connection. Or are even scientist and intellectual ppl longing for those instagram, tiktik and so trends of 15 seconds to a minute or two?

[DungPham-ondc]

... Yeah! ...we don't see anything... like a King, there's no King, bro... 😍😍😍😍😍... no LIMITED!... THE EMPIRE NEVER HAD A KING. YEAH!...