We have published a detailed video on Webb's top discoveries so far, from the solar system to stellar astrophysics and from exoplanets to extragalactic astronomy.
Finally, all far-ultraviolet to far-infrared extragalactic photons, including light from stars, active-galactic nuclei, and other objects, represents the extragalactic background light.
Additionally, there are extragalactic cosmic rays that may come from even more distant and powerful sources in the universe, such as quasars and active galactic nuclei.
Another clue that made the case of an extragalactic origin stronger was that these bright, point-like bursts were not concentrated on the Milky Way's plane.
Understanding the evolution of stars is critical for studying galactic and extragalactic astronomy, and these studies on supernovas will undoubtedly lead to exciting results.