Galaxies take the distance record

Kenneth Lanzetta

Nature, 1997, vol. 390, issue 6656, 115-116

Abstract: A pair of forming galaxies are now the most distant known objects. Their knotty, irregular structure — visible with the help of an intervening gravitational lens — gives a close-up view of star formation in the early Universe.

Date: 1997
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