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Six ancient galaxies are colliding in one of the most extraordinary events ever observed by the James Webb Space Telescope. Located nearly 12 billion light-years away, this incredible cosmic merger allows us to look back to a time when the universe was only about 1.8 billion years old—a glimpse into the early stages of galaxy formation. 🌌✨ Packed into a region smaller than our own Milky Way, these six galaxies are rapidly merging into what could become one of the largest galaxies ever created. Together they already contain hundreds of billions of stars and are producing new ones at an astonishing rate—up to 163 times the mass of our Sun every year. At the heart of this remarkable system, astronomers have also discovered a young supermassive black hole growing alongside the merging galaxies. This breathtaking scene is more than just a distant collision—it's a preview of our own cosmic future. In about 4.5 billion years, the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy are expected to merge in a similar way, forming an entirely new giant galaxy. Observations like these remind us that the universe is constantly evolving, and thanks to modern astronomy, we can witness events whose light began its journey billions of years before Earth even existed. 🌠🔭 #space #Astronomy #NASA #astrophotography #cosmos
Six ancient galaxies are colliding in one of the most extraordinary events ever observed by the James Webb Space Telescope. Located nearly 12 billion light-years away, this incredible cosmic merger allows us to look back to a time when the universe was only about 1.8 billion years old—a glimpse into the early stages of galaxy formation. 🌌✨ Packed into a region smaller than our own Milky Way, these six galaxies are rapidly merging into what could become one of the largest galaxies ever created. Together they already contain hundreds of billions of stars and are producing new ones at an astonishing rate—up to 163 times the mass of our Sun every year. At the heart of this remarkable system, astronomers have also discovered a young supermassive black hole growing alongside the merging galaxies. This breathtaking scene is more than just a distant collision—it's a preview of our own cosmic future. In about 4.5 billion years, the Milky Way and the Andromeda Galaxy are expected to merge in a similar way, forming an entirely new giant galaxy. Observations like these remind us that the universe is constantly evolving, and thanks to modern astronomy, we can witness events whose light began its journey billions of years before Earth even existed. 🌠🔭 #space #Astronomy #NASA #astrophotography #cosmos
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