James Webb Found Two Objects that Look Different but Have Something in Common: The Cosmic Twins

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In this episode, we explore one of the coolest discoveries made by the James Webb Space Telescope: the cosmic twins. They are two types of objects that look very different, but have something in common. They are called JWST-EROs and BluDOGs, and they are powered by supermassive black holes. They reveal new insights into the nature and diversity of black holes, and they challenge the existing models of galaxy and black hole formation and evolution. Watch this video to learn more about the cosmic twins.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:48 The JWST-EROs: The Red Dwarfs of the Cosmic Dawn
03:16 The BluDOGs: The Blue Giants of the Cosmic Noon
05:33 The Cosmic Twins: The Similarity and the Difference
08:46 Outro
09:14 Enjoy


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