I'm really interested in how galaxies change over time. We know that like you said, galaxies have these giant black holes at their centers. So those black holes must have an effect on how the galaxies change and vice versa. Having this giant telescope that's able to observe the universe in infrared light means that we can study galaxies actively forming stars in their earlier stages of formation. It's sort of the same concept, whereas Hubble was only able to look back so far. J.D. RST were able to push back even further and see these processes playing out earlier in the universe.

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