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Did galaxy-killing wind shape the early universe?

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Did galaxy-killing wind shape the early universe?
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Powerful “winds” that blasted gas into space might have been a common killer of massive galaxies in the early universe. But where did these winds come from? Read more about a galaxy-killing wind in the early universe below. Image via Joshua Worth/ The Conversation.

When astronomers look far back in space and time, they see more big, dead galaxies than expected. But why?
Powerful winds can sweep away a galaxy’s gas and dust, which are needed to create new stars.
A new study su

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