Distant Galaxy Samples Near Quasar J0100+2802 (NIRCam Image)

Extended Description

Six galaxies appear in boxes, three by two. White text at the top left of each box label the galaxies. From top left to bottom right: 

• EIGER 4741 is made up of six hazy red or pink dots, and takes up about a quarter of the image.
• EIGER 4396 is primarily a hazy pink dot at the center with a very faint, smaller purple dot at its bottom right.
• EIGER 18026 looks like a paintbrush smudge, starting a third of the way from top left and ending about a third of the way from bottom right. The line is faint to start, bright red and bulbous at the center, and links faintly to three smaller purple dots at bottom right.
• EIGER 4784 also takes up a lot of the space. It has many pink and red ovals at the center along a mostly horizontal line, and a red dot and a blue dot appear arching up in a disconnected clockwise spiral shape. There is a red haze from center to the right, with a brighter red dot appearing a little lower at right.
• EIGER 7426 is on the smaller side, and has a larger white circle at center that connects with faint pink lines to a dot above it and one at the four o’clock position.
• EIGER 9209 appears smeared across the space, with a bright, larger red dot with a pink-white center toward the middle with a haze of red above it. The faint line breaks, but points toward a bright red dot at the top right, which also has a hazy red region around it.

Image Alt Text

Six galaxies appear in boxes, three by two. All carry an EIGER label at top left. The galaxies look like faint smudges: faint paintbrush strokes with dots, or small points of light. Most appear in pinks and reds, though a few contain some purple or blue.