James Webb Discovers Colliding Galaxies
The James Webb Space Telescope captured a violent scene of six galaxies colliding and merging approximately 12 billion years ago, during a very early stage of the universe's history. Scientists believe that this merging process contributes to fueling a supermassive black hole and forming one of the largest known galaxies, as these galaxies gather in an area smaller than our Milky Way and produce hundreds of billions of stars at a high rate. This discovery represents one of the densest concentrations of massive galaxies in the early universe and offers scientists a valuable opportunity to understand galaxy and black hole formation.
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