Mingyu Li

The James Webb Telescope revealed that the powerful outflows from a quasar's black hole act like a mill, crushing large particles. This explains why the young universe filled up so quickly with dust—a key ingredient for stars and planets.

In the field of galaxy cluster Abell S1063, the JWST telescope uncovered a gravitational arc GAR10 at redshift about 10. Its unusually blue ultraviolet continuum and excess flux in the F200W filter point to extreme conditions. Spectral fitting with two models yields two possible explanations: either

The James Webb Space Telescope spotted galaxy M1149-BSG-z5 at redshift 5.1 — with clear spiral arms, a massive bar, and an active nucleus. With a stellar mass of 10^10.45 M☉, it churns out 144 stars per year and has already accumulated half the Sun's metallicity. In the company of a neighbor and in