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Scientists studying the distant universe have discovered a population of ancient galaxies lighting up for the first time, billions of years ago. These galaxies, known as Lyman Alpha Emitters, were caught during their very first wave of star formation — essentially their “cosmic birth.” By observing this stunning moment in deep space and deep time…
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Cosmic Baby Boom: Astronomers Catch Galaxies Igniting for the First Time
Rutgers University
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Scientists studying the distant universe have discovered a population of ancient galaxies lighting up for the first time, billions of years ago. These galaxies, known as Lyman Alpha Emitters, were caught during their very first wave of star formation — essentially their “cosmic birth.” By observing this stunning moment in deep space and deep time…
