"Discovery of Oldest 'Dead' Galaxy Challenges Early Universe Models"
A "dead" galaxy observed by the James Webb space telescope, which ceased star formation shortly after it began, challenges current understanding of the early universe. This unexpected phenomenon raises questions about the permanence of the galaxy's quenched state and the cause of its star formation cessation. If this discovery proves to be the norm rather than the exception, it could necessitate a complete reevaluation of existing models of cosmic evolution.
