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The James Webb Space Telescope has been shaking cosmology since it began its first observations.
In some of its earliest observations, the telescope was able to look back at some of the earliest galaxies ever observed.
These galaxies were much brighter than anyone had predicted.
Now, new research suggests that the universe isn’t broken — it’s just that there were early black holes playing tricks.
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