addressing a cosmic conundrum

For years there has been much new findings in astronomy/cosmology largely based on observation methods.

Yet these methods do not seem to satisfactorily provide conclusive evidence for the order of the universe.

Recently befuddling results from observation methods come back with contradictory implications. Accordingly, far to the beginning of the cosmos there are found galaxies that are huge for such an early time growth in our universe which is believed to be about 14 billion years old. Not only are these galaxies huge for being formed around the first 500 hundred thousand years but then also they had stopped growth after burgeoning. This proves hard to explain

Another available approach may put things into better perspective since current one don't suffice on that issue. What is termed particle horizon could better provide a more structural approach for the placing of objects. This could be a big assistance to just spot observation of objects.