The Hubble Space
Telescope has photographed what is considered the most distant galaxy ever observed
a time travel of 13,700 million light years, when our universe was only 500
million years, said Wednesday the space agency NASA.
The image of the
galaxy, a red spot in the middle of a huge group of young galaxies, represents
the first time the Hubble scrutinizes the border known as the cosmic Dark Age,
when the expanding universe went from being a big void to cluster galaxies,
stars and gas giant clusters.
