There is new evidence against the standard model of cosmology that claims that it might be wrong as scientists study the past images of galaxies of the James Webb Space Telescope.
Standard Model of Cosmology is in a jumbled mess with new findings (Photo: Phys.org)
Standard Model of Cosmology Might Be Wrong, Here’s Why
According to SPACE, esteemed scientists have found the past images of the James Webb Space Telescope that were oddly bright. Scientists in the past stated that it could be the product of bursts of massive star formation that rendered the galaxies more luminous. This is what the standard model of cosmology in the past was when they used computer simulations to model how galaxies are formed and began producing stars.
However, the standard model of cosmology in the past might be wrong. James Webb Space Telescope started an operation in 2022 in which it observed how the universe began turning up again into a brighter galaxy and claimed that it was unusual since not enough time has passed since the Big Bang.
Thus, the scientists claimed that the standard model of cosmology – which depicts galaxies from starting as small until they grow through merges of dark matter – must be wrong.
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James Webb Space Telescope Rewrites the Story of the Universe Starting with Standard Model of Cosmology
National Geographic reports that the James Webb Space Telescope is rewriting the story of the universe starting with the standard model of cosmology.
According to the report, scientists who have studied the galaxy in the past cannot really see the first stars compared to the technology today.
The James Webb Space Telescope helped today’s generation of scientists to find many findings that shook the understanding of the galactic story with the discovery that the standard model of cosmology was wrong.
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