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The astronomical dilemma is perfect! You've probably heard about the discovery of six ancient galaxies whose astonishing mass contradicts the standard cosmological model. Until now, experts had hoped that the “impossible“ formations might turn out to be other structures after all - but now the James Webb telescope has detected another galaxy that is even older and equally massive. Consequently, researchers have to admit that their understanding of physics is not sufficient to explain the nature of the early universe - but what does this mean for the big picture? Does this mean that the Big Bang theory has finally had its day? And if so, how could the cosmos have come into being?
