New simulation offers a glimpse into the universe’s first two billion years
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Powerful observatories such as NASA's James Webb Space Telescope offer glimpses of galaxies that formed when the universe was still young, but new supercomputer simulations are helping fill the gaps in the mysterious early history of the cosmos.
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By Taylor Nicioli, CNN (CNN) — Powerful observatories such as NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope offer glimpses of galaxies that formed when the universe was still young, but new supercomputer simulations are helping fill the gaps in the mysterious early history of the cosmos.
Powerful observatories such as NASA's James Webb Space Telescope offer glimpses of galaxies that formed when the universe was still young, but new supercomputer simulations are helping fill the gaps in the mysterious early history of the cosmos.
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