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This handout image courtesy of the Carnegie Institution For Science shows the Himiko object, in a composite and in false color. Astronomers announced the discovery of a massive and mysterious gas blob of the type that can be precursors to galaxies, which they dubbed Himiko. (AFP/Carnegie/M.Ouchi)


2 posted on 05/17/2009 3:54:24 PM PDT by NormsRevenge (Semper Fi ... Godspeed.)
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7 posted on 05/17/2009 3:57:39 PM PDT by JoeProBono (A closed mouth gathers no feet)
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An out-of-focus Cubs cap?


12 posted on 05/17/2009 4:04:52 PM PDT by Charles Henrickson
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I went to college for Physics and I STILL cannot understand how they can capture an image and say it is from 12 billion light years ago.

I mean, That object did not suddenly form 12billion years ago and we suddenly see it flash into existance, why are we seeing a distinct image- not schmeered o all over the place as the thing moved and morphed over the NEXT couple billion years?


20 posted on 05/17/2009 4:27:23 PM PDT by Mr. K (physically unabel to proofreed (<---oops))
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