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Webb Confirms Most Distant Supernova Yet, SN Eos at Redshift 5.133

Gravitational lensing by the MACS 1931.8-2635 cluster boosted a metal-poor star’s explosion enough for Webb to take spectra.

Record-Long Gamma-Ray Burst and Earliest-Known Supernova Challenge Models of Cosmic Explosions

Webb Confirms Overmassive Black Hole Feeding in a Galaxy 570 Million Years After the Big Bang

ALMA Measures Superheated Dust in Extreme Early-Universe Galaxy

Physicists Propose Early-Universe Cosmic Knots to Explain Matter–Antimatter Imbalance

sPHENIX at RHIC Clears ‘Standard Candle’ Test to Launch Full Physics Program

Vast Simulations Sharpen Limits on Primordial Magnetism With 0.2-Nanogauss Best Fit

Study Pins Jupiter’s Birth to 1.8 Million Years After the Solar System Began

New Modeling Strengthens Direct-Collapse Black Hole Explanation for JWST’s ‘Little Red Dots’

LHCb Detects First CP Violation in Baryon Decays

Webb’s COSMOS-Web Survey Yields Deepest Map With Nearly 800,000 Galaxies