I'm low-key amazed by this new galaxy discovery 
! I mean, 280 million years after the Big Bang? That's wild! The fact that James Webb Space Telescope can see stuff like that is just mind-blowing. It's like we're getting a glimpse of what the universe looked like during its birth phase... it's crazy to think about all the secrets we'll unravel from this kind of data.
I'm also super curious about these supermassive stars producing more nitrogen than expected. That sounds like something straight out of science fiction! But I guess that's just how the universe works, right? It's wild to think that our understanding of the cosmos is still changing so fast. Bring on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and all the juicy new discoveries it'll bring
! I mean, 280 million years after the Big Bang? That's wild! The fact that James Webb Space Telescope can see stuff like that is just mind-blowing. It's like we're getting a glimpse of what the universe looked like during its birth phase... it's crazy to think about all the secrets we'll unravel from this kind of data.I'm also super curious about these supermassive stars producing more nitrogen than expected. That sounds like something straight out of science fiction! But I guess that's just how the universe works, right? It's wild to think that our understanding of the cosmos is still changing so fast. Bring on the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope and all the juicy new discoveries it'll bring