Astronomers discover the most distant galaxy in the universe | Formed 300 million years after the Big Bang

A group of astronomers announced The most distant galaxy ever discovered. This discovery, which became possible after more than 1,200 hours of observing the sky with the help of four telescopes, must be confirmed by more accurate observations.

it’s about “HD1”which is a very luminous object “The red color corresponds to the characteristics of a galaxy located 13,500 million years away”Yuichi Harikan, an astronomer at the University of Tokyo and a member of the team that led the discovery, said in a statement from the Royal Astronomical Society.

Galaxy HD1 It is located 100 million years from GN-z11, by far the most distant galaxy ever discovered. This galaxy was born 300 million years after the Big Bang, which led to the creation of the universe, according to the scientific theory, and the light emitted from it traveled for 13.5 billion years until it reached Earth.

“When I found this red, I got goosebumps‘,” said an astrophysicist from the University of Tokyo.

Now, the James Webb Space Telescope, the most powerful telescope NASA has ever launched, will have to measure, among other things, strong ultraviolet rayswhich is a sign of activity not expected by theoretical models of galaxy formation.