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Powerful cosmic winds may have destroyed galaxies in the early universe

· Physicsworld · July 10, 2026, 8:24 a.m.
Cosmology Stars and solar physics Telescopes and space missions astronomy star formation galaxy formation cosmic winds
Summary
Astronomers have found a significant gas plume ejecting from a galaxy experiencing rapid star formation, suggesting that powerful cosmic winds may have played a role in the destruction of galaxies in the early universe.
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