NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) Observations made by scientists have indicated that scientists have big bang The existence of the oldest stars formed soon after has been discovered. This discovery is being considered an important breakthrough from the point of view of understanding the origin of the universe and the birth process of early stars.

JWST, one of the most powerful space telescopes ever built, has deeply examined the celestial regions where the universe was born in its earliest times. From the data obtained under this, scientists are estimating that those stars big bang The first were formed in the last few hundred million years, and so far the light is showing that it may also make it possible to search for signs of life in the early evolutionary years of the universe.

JWST’s sensitive instruments have spotted stars and galactic clusters that have extremely high redshifts—suggesting that they date back to the early stages of the universe. Such observations help us understand how the first stars, and later the first galaxies, formed, allowing the universe to continue to evolve.

According to scientists, this old stars may be the generation who Population II Are placed in the category of stars—which contain less amount of heavy elements within them and are made of the initial chemical mixture of the universe. This observation made by JWST is a big step towards finding answers to deep questions to the origin of the universe.

The discovery could help scientists understand the early history of the universe and discover how and when stars and planets began forming in the universe.