An international team of astronomers has reached a historic milestone in the study of the early universe. Using the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST), they have detected the most distant supernova ever discovered. About 110 days later, scientists turned to the James Webb Space Telescope at the same location. Co-author Dr Antonio Martin Carrillo of the study called the discovery “decisive evidence” that directly links the deaths of giant stars to gamma-ray bursts. The most surprising thing was that this explosion, which occurred so anciently, has almost the same characteristics as supernovae seen in the modern universe today.

Source: The Patriot December 27, 2025 17:30 UTC