Baby Galaxies Blowing Bubbles
Will we soon be able to see the ionised hydrogen bubbles blown by young galaxies in the early universe?
Will we soon be able to see the ionised hydrogen bubbles blown by young galaxies in the early universe?
How can we best find protoclusters, the progenitors of today’s galaxy clusters, in the early universe?
Given what we know about our universe, what is the most massive possible observable galaxy at a given time?
Last year’s discovery of CR7, an intriguing galaxy in the early universe, encouraged many exotic explanations. New observations somewhat spoil the party
Simulations of the first groups of stars display a variety of shapes and sizes, and may provide clues as to where their ancestors are hiding today