James Webb Telescope Discovers Galaxies That Challenge Modern Theories!

Galaxies are large systems in space consisting of stars, other remnants of stars, gas, dust and unidentified matter held together by forces of gravity.

It is found in many forms, patterns such as spirals, ellipse, and even irregular structures. The Milky Way which is the home galaxy is categorically a barred spiral galaxy, and it is among more than two hundred and sixty trillion identified galaxies in the current cosmos.

There are galaxies that may have millions to trillions of stars and their planetary systems which revolve around a supermassive black hole. They exist in clusters and super clusters thereby arranging the large structure of the universe. These cosmic structures are fluidic and influence each other gravitationally and sometimes merge or collide and as it does this, occasionally sparks star birth.

This gives astronomers a view on how the universe has evolved, how its structured and hence study on galaxies act like a look into how and why the universe is as it is.