A team in Denmark examining archival data from the James Webb Space Telescope recently found a trio of distant galaxies that are in the process of gathering gas when the universe was only a few hundred million years old. Their detection and characterization are remarkable achievements that only Webb is currently capable of, thanks to its specialization in infrared light. The data show for the first time that large reservoirs of gas surround these early galaxies. That gas will eventually fall into the galaxies, fueling new star formation, and, over millions of years, lead to highly structured galaxies brimming with stars.