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Glimpse Into The Cosmic Dawn

MAR 28, 2013
Astronomers reveal most distant galaxy yet seen by humankind.
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Glimpse Into The Cosmic Dawn

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UA Astronomers Glimpse Galaxies Near Cosmic Dawn

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Brant Robertson, University of Arizona

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  1. Galaxy - A system of stars, star remains, gas and dust; also believed to contain significant quantities of invisible “dark” matter, which does not radiate light.
  2. Light year - The distance that light travels in one Earth year, specifically a “Julian calendar year,” defined as 365.25 days.
  3. Infrared - An invisible form of electromagnetic radiation just beyond the visible light spectrum that is usually felt as heat.

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