Nasa's Hubble Space Telescope has spotted an object estimated to be over 13 billion light-years away, supposed to be one of the furthest ever
If you peered through a giant cosmic magnifying glass you'd be able to see a
tiny faint galaxy - one of the furthest galaxies
ever seen.
Spotted by Nasa's Hubble
Space Telescope, the object is estimated to be more than 13 billion
lightyears away.
The galaxy measures 850 lightyears across 500 times smaller than Milky Way and
mass of 40 million suns the Milky Way has a stellar mass of a few hundred
billion suns.
The galaxy is said to offer a peek back to the very early formative years of
the universe, and may just be the tip of the iceberg.
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