When “The James Webb space telescope,” first opened its eyes and peered into the deep Universe, what it found was quite surprising: a multitude of young, massive galaxies that appeared far older than expected.

Well, According to the conventional model of cosmology, accounting for dark matter, dark energy, normal matter, and radiation — these types of galaxies would require substantial amounts of time to form, grow, and evolve.

With all of these galaxies found between 300 to 400 million years after the Big Bang.