James Webb Telescope Discovers Distant 'Jellyfish Galaxy'

Scientists using the James Webb Space Telescope have identified what is believed to be the most distant 'jellyfish galaxy' recorded to date, estimated to be 8.5 billion years old.

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Otkrivena najudaljenija "galaksija meduza", stara 8,5 milijardi godina

Naučnici su, koristeći podatke svemirskog teleskopa Džejms Veb, identifikovali "verovatno najudaljeniju" do sada zabeleženu takozvanu "galaksiju meduz

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James Webb Telescope Discovers Distant 'Jellyfish Galaxy'

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Otkrivena najudaljenija "galaksija meduza", stara 8,5 milijardi godina

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