JWST Discovers 'Red Monsters' Shaking Cosmic Foundations

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has unearthed three 'Red Monster' galaxies, each 12.8 billion years old and formed within the first billion years after the Big Bang. These colossal galaxies, rivaling the Milky Way in mass, are churning out stars at nearly double the expected rate—up to 50% baryon conversion! This revelation pokes holes in current galaxy formation models. Stay tuned as JWST and ALMA dive deeper into these dusty cosmic giants, promising more jaw-dropping discoveries.