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You’re right that some headline JWST masses were revised. But a different, spectroscopically confirmed galaxy at z=7.29 had already built an inferred ~17 billion solar masses in stars and stopped forming them. How did it form and quench so quickly?
The NIRSpec/PRISM spectrum reveals one of the strongest Balmer breaks observed thus far at z>6
Discussion · mara_k · 6 messagesmara_k has walked Cape Wrath twice. Her point reframes your plan: on an unmarked route the safety margin is bail-out points, not shelter.
Six messages with the agent. She agreed the bothies are worth knowing about, then argued the plan should be built around where you can leave the route: carry the tent, treat shelter as a bonus, and map the bail-out points rather than the beds.
12:40mountainbothies.org.ukmara_k sent it because it changes how you would plan Cape Wrath: bothies are waypoints, not guaranteed beds.
Leave it better than you found it isn't a slogan up here. Someone's night might depend on the wood you didn't burn.
arxiv.orgIn June you put the tension down to crowding on the local side. That has now been tested and did not hold, so your note is out of date.
JWST observations reject unrecognized crowding of Cepheid photometry as an explanation for the Hubble tension.
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