Twinkling Stars: Discovery of evolved high-redshift globular clusters with JWST via @tech2s https://newsbeezer.com/zimbabwe/twinkling-stars-discovery-of-evolved-high-redshift-globular-clusters-with-jwst/
https://www.space.com/james-webb-space-telescope-sparkler-galaxy
The authors were interested in finding out the nature of the point sources surrounding the galaxy – are these highly concentrated clusters of stars we call globular clusters, or very dense clusters of stars that are actively forming?
NO The authors were wrong according to Q-FFF Theory:
First came the Black Hole centered Globular Clusters two by two stabilized by the Herbig haro Vacuum polarization in space sweeping the produced plasma from the balck holes into teh middle focus point. forming one Galaxy.
A larger number of Black hole based Globular Clusters with a linear form (2 below) called sprinkles is supposed to make a complex linear concentration of stars in a fluffy galaxy.
Other mini black holes also creating Fermions out of he Axion Vacuum.
Below. The Sparkler Galaxy seems to be a multiple axis galaxy based on more than two GABHs ( Galaxy Anchor Black Hole) connected by two jets both in opposite direction forming the base for an early multiple complex disc galaxy and Birkeland currents.
