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Say the Andromeda is crashing with Earth. These are two nearby
galaxies. In a billion years they will collide and the collision may last 3 billion years. We have seen many collided galaxies in space. But yoyu take this miniascule event taking place in a close proximity, and wonder how could the Universe be only 13.2 billion years old. Something doesn't nake sense. What if scientists were to pick a dark spot in the deep field picture and gather the faintest signals from that spot, then zoom up the picture. The deep field picture was of 400-800 million years after the big bang. Chances are that if zooming further, then one would arrive to a time that was before the big bang according to calculations, and what would they find? A picture of galaxies upon galaxies. |
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