Lyman-alpha emission

JWST Unveils Mysterious Glow in the Early Universe; What Do Lyman-Alpha Lines Say About the Cosmos?

Medicine & Technology Jan 19, 2024

NASA’s Webb telescope has finally found the hidden source of detected light from hydrogen atoms in the very early universe. Read the article to find out more.

Lyman-alpha emission

JWST Unveils Mysterious Glow in the Early Universe; What Do Lyman-Alpha Lines Say About the Cosmos?

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