The first dark, primordial galaxy has gas, but no stars | Big Think
Date : 2024-01-09
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Astronomers using the Green Bank Telescope have discovered a large, galaxy-scale population of gas with no stars inside it, potentially the first dark, primordial galaxy ever seen. This discovery could provide valuable insights into the formation of the first galaxies in the universe.
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