James Webb Detected a Mysterious Web of Dark Matter and Galaxies That Formed in the Early Universe!

In this episode of Cosmic Web, we explore one of the most amazing discoveries made by NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope: a 3 million light-year long filament of dark matter and gas that contains 10 ancient galaxies and a supermassive black hole. This filament is one of the earliest and longest strands of the cosmic web, a network of dark matter and gas that connects everything in the universe. We will learn more about what the cosmic web is, how it formed and evolved, and how it influenced the formation of stars and galaxies. We will also learn how supermassive black holes played a crucial role in shaping the cosmic web and its structure. Join us as we uncover the secrets of the cosmic web and its hidden network of dark matter and galaxies