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Ancient Protocluster Reveals Early Galaxy Evolution Was Influenced by Environment

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Observations of the Loktak Protocluster, seen 1.2 billion years after the Big Bang, suggest that galaxy evolution was influenced by environment from a very early stage, challenging previous views of the universe's development.

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