<ul><li>A new study using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has found that most galaxies in the deep universe rotate in the same direction.</li><li>Out of 263 galaxies observed, approximately two-thirds rotated in one direction while one-third rotated in the opposite direction.</li><li>This discovery challenges our understanding of the universe and raises questions about its origins and the accuracy of our measurement techniques.</li><li>Possible explanations include the notion that the universe itself was born spinning or the potential impact of the Doppler shift on how we observe distant galaxies.</li></ul>

Galaxies in the deep universe spin in the same direction, study finds

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