
Webb Telescope Detects Supernova from the Dawn of Time
The James Webb Space Telescope has observed the most distant supernova to date, originating from when the universe was less than a billion years old, offering unprecedented insights into stellar evolution during the epoch of reionization. This discovery, triggered by a gamma-ray burst, surprisingly mirrors supernovae observed in the present-day universe, potentially reshaping our understanding of early star formation and the processes that govern the life cycles of massive stars in the early cosmos.
















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