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While investigating the area are GN-z13, JWST also spotted GN-z11. Not only did it deliver its first official deep-space pictures on July 12, but a week later scientists announced it had uncovered a 13.5 billion-year-old galaxy that is now the oldest in the universe seen by human eyes JWST has proved it is money well spent even just a week after it went live.
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