LED Dutch and American scientists have found the oldest galaxy ever possible. They saw light emitted more than 13 billion years ago and only now reaching the earth. To illustrate: light puts every second a distance of about 300,000 kilometers. The discovery was announced Tuesday.
The system has been named EGS zs8-1. Because it was still young, creates a lot of new stars. The pace is about eighty times as high as in our galaxy.
At the time of EGS zs8-1 the universe was only 650 million years old. There are also previously found a few of those early galaxies. The researchers call that “pieces of the puzzle how the first galaxies emerged.”
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