James Webb Space Telescope will uncover the brightest Quasar in the early Universe

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The role of brilliant objects known as quasars in early galaxy evolution will be examined in some of the James Webb Space Telescope’s inaugural scientific missions. Quasars are far-off objects propelled by black holes a billion times the mass of our sun.

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Distant, ancient galaxies could help scientists understand how the universe turned back into plasma

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