James Webb Telescope hints at possible star collisions in early universe
A new look at the distant universe suggests star-on-star crashes may have been far more common billions of years ago. The James Webb Space Telescope has spotted extraordinarily compact stellar systems from not long after the Big Bang, a type of environment where such collisions become much more likely. In our own galactic neighborhood, space is so vast that stars rarely meet, but these tight clust…
Source: Phys.org
