Dawn after the dark age

Richard McMahon ()
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Richard McMahon: Institute of Astronomy, University of Cambridge

Nature, 2006, vol. 443, issue 7108, 151-152

Abstract: The latest surveys provide evidence for one, maybe two, galaxies farther back in cosmic time than ever detected before. But does the fact that we don't see more mean these are the very first galaxies to be formed?

Date: 2006
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