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Accretion disk applies to Black hole. Activate to inspect this relation.Active galactic nucleus depends on Supermassive black hole. Activate to inspect this relation.Baryon acoustic oscillations is evidence for Lambda-CDM model. Activate to inspect this relation.Dark matter halo is part of Dark matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Galaxy merger applies to Galaxy. Activate to inspect this relation.Galaxy rotation curve is evidence for Dark matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Gravitational lensing applies to General relativity. Activate to inspect this relation.Hubble tension applies to Cosmic microwave background. Activate to inspect this relation.Hubble tension applies to Lambda-CDM model. Activate to inspect this relation.Interstellar medium is part of Galaxy. Activate to inspect this relation.JWST early-galaxy tension applies to Galaxy. Activate to inspect this relation.JWST early-galaxy tension applies to Lambda-CDM model. Activate to inspect this relation.Lambda-CDM model applies to Cosmic microwave background. Activate to inspect this relation.Lambda-CDM model applies to Dark energy. Activate to inspect this relation.Lambda-CDM model applies to Dark matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Little red dots is analogous to Supermassive black hole. Activate to inspect this relation.Modified gravity (MOND) applies to General relativity. Activate to inspect this relation.Modified gravity (MOND) contradicts Dark matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Primordial black hole is analogous to Dark matter. Activate to inspect this relation.Primordial black hole is a Black hole. Activate to inspect this relation.Relativistic jet emerges from Accretion disk. Activate to inspect this relation.Supermassive black hole is a Black hole. Activate to inspect this relation.JWST early-galaxy tensionGalaxyLambda-CDM modelGalaxy mergerInterstellar mediumCosmic microwave backgroundDark energyDark matterBaryon acoustic oscillationsHubble tensionDark matter haloGalaxy rotation curveModified gravity (MOND)Primordial black holeGeneral relativityBlack holeGravitational lensingAccretion diskSupermassive black holeRelativistic jetActive galactic nucleusLittle red dots
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JWST early-galaxy tension

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At a glance

JWST's surprisingly bright, massive galaxies in the first few hundred million years, straining models of early growth.

Disciplines
Astrophysics · Cosmology
Role in the graph
Cross-disciplinary bridge — reaches Astronomy
Relationships
2 · 1 relation families

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Bridge concepts (17)

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  • Star6
    Astronomy · connects to Brown dwarf, Hydrostatic equilibrium, Molecular cloud…
  • Dark matter5
    Astronomy · connects to Dark matter halo, Galaxy rotation curve, Lambda-CDM model…
  • Neutron star4
    Astronomy · connects to Gamma-ray burst, Kilonova, Magnetar…
  • Black hole3
    Astronomy, Relativity · connects to Accretion disk, Primordial black hole, Supermassive black hole
  • Galaxy3
    Astronomy · connects to Galaxy merger, Interstellar medium, JWST early-galaxy tension

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  • This view connects 5 disciplines: Astronomy, Astrophysics, Cosmology, Physics, Relativity.
  • JWST early-galaxy tension is a bridge concept — viewed here through Astrophysics, Cosmology.
  • The connections here span 6 relation families.
  • Scale explains 2 concepts in this view (Astronomy).

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