James Webb telescope images reveal dark matter's structure, challenging theories

The James Webb Space Telescope has captured unprecedented images of dark matter's effects, revealing the universe's invisible scaffolding with remarkable detail. These new images, derived from observing 800,000 galaxies, provide the most precise map yet of dark matter's gravitational influence, challenging alternative theories. The findings support the standard cosmological model but create difficulties for theories like MOND, which propose modifications to gravity.