Oops. We're wrong again.
A survey intended to locate more galaxies in the early universe, at the fringes of our current observable range, certainly found what they were looking for.
574 massive galaxies. Monsters. All formed about 1 billion years after the Big Bang.
Apparently, the math we have says they shouldn't exist. Which just means we got it wrong yet again. Ah, the fun of physics.
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