J0613+52 is unlike any galaxy we’ve seen before. It does not form stars and its composition consists almost entirely of dark matter. This suggests that the galaxy is very young and has not yet had time to evolve into a more typical galaxy.
The discovery of J0613+52 is a major breakthrough in our understanding of galaxy formation. This suggests that there may be many more dark matter galaxies that we have not yet discovered. These galaxies may provide important clues about the nature of dark matter and the early history of the Universe.
Astronomers who discovered J0613+52 are now using the new ALPACA (Advanced L-Band Phased Array Camera Astronomy) telescope to study the galaxy in more detail.
Source: Ferra
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