Galaxies in the Early Universe Are Weird. These Stars May Explain Why
TEMPOS uses Hubble's UV observations to study massive stars in nearby metal-poor galaxies that resemble those in the early universe. Its unprecedented dataset could improve models of massive stars, helping astronomers understand how they shaped young galaxies.
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