NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made a major discovery, spotting a young galaxy called Firefly Sparkle. This galaxy, located about 600 million years after the Big Bang, resembles bioluminescent fireflies due to its bright star clusters. It gives astronomers a rare look at what the Milky Way may have looked like in its early stages. Firefly Sparkle is still forming and has a mass of around 10 million solar masses, offering valuable insight into the universe’s early years.
