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Originally Posted by Robh
We're now at 600 million years post Big Bang. If the first stars were formed about 400 million years after the BB aren't we nearing the point in time where the view becomes essentially formless i.e. tells us no more? Where does research leave us then?
Regards, Rob.
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Hi Rob, I was thinking the same 600,000,000 years ago I can't image so many galaxies forming that quickly. There still could be a bit more undiscovered science involved but those galaxy looked a lot older in as far as formation.
Although they look quite compacted at such a far distance. There is speculation of an expanding and contracting universe, maybe this is a result of this, highly compressed already formed galaxies, also possiblity that universe compression is not full maybe a few million light years before expanding again.
2 Bob's worth