The newfound galaxy, known as EGSY8p7, lies about 13.2 billion light-years from Earth -- meaning astronomers are now seeing the mass of stars as it existed just 600 million years or so after the Big Bang that created the universe.
The newfound galaxy, known as EGSY8p7, lies about 13.2 billion light-years from Earth -- meaning astronomers are now seeing the mass of stars as it existed just 600 million years or so after the Big Bang that created the universe.
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