The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed mature, large, bright galaxies farther back in time than expected, challenging astronomers with their extraordinary mass and the speed of their formation. These galaxies are forming rapidly in a way that defies conventional understanding, with analogies likening it to grandparents being only a few years older than their grandchildren. The images of these distant galaxies appear as faint smudges, sparking a frenzy among researchers to explain this newfound phenomenon happening in the early universe.