Webb spots possible early-universe supernova just days after it happened
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Webb is finding fresh clues about explosions and structures in the early universe.
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Summary · from headlines4 points
- The most distant fast radio burst yet was traced to a tiny galaxy; its signal took 10 billion years to reach Earth, near the dawn of time.
- CHIME detected a faint hydrogen glow from the early universe that could help solve the mystery of dark energy.
- James Webb revealed a massive cosmic structure that challenges understanding of the Universe.
- Webb spotted a possible early-universe supernova just days after it happened.
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Space13 Oct · 18:14Timeline 12 reports
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