Here is some of our work, simulating some of the first stars and galaxies in the universe, that make predictions for #NASAWebb. https://rensimlab.github.io/ pic.twitter.com/J6AYNv2pQr
"...there is a time in the universe’s past where the galaxies were the first to light up... The stars & galaxies send out ionizing radiation, which clears out the fog of the hydrogen in the universe. Once it's cleared out, the stars and galaxies can shine through." #NASAWebbpic.twitter.com/tuQrYAVDWU
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Heres mine. Only I made mine in January this year. Almost identicalpic.twitter.com/1oiD2YnQor
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This cost me a lot of damn money! Launch it already! America
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I think you'll be surprised to see the first galaxies, then the first supermassive black holes and then the first stars.. maybe.
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The universe is very wide
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Exciting!
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Looking forward to the 2021 launch and first light.
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Ionized radiation, energetic particles of solar wind and cosmic wind, combined with electromagnetism is the source ,not dark energy but invisible energy..!!!!!
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