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HD1

farthest known galaxy (as of April 2022)

  • HD1 (galaxy)
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instance of
galaxy
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image
Three-color image of galaxy HD1.jpg
6,375 × 3,584; 1.33 MB
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constellation
Sextans
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distance from Earth
13,500,000,000 light-year
criterion used
light-travel distance
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reference URL
https://www.forbes.com/sites/jamiecartereurope/2022/04/07/meet-hd1-the-new-most-distant-galaxy-found-135-billion-years-back-in-time-and-close-to-the-big-bang/#halfway_hardwall_1
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Called HD1 and discovered by Japanese astronomers using a bevy of telescopes across the globe, this ultra-remote exists at a staggering 13.5 billion light-years away. (English)
title
Meet HD1, The New Most Distant Galaxy Found 13.5 Billion Years Back In Time And Close To The ‘Big Bang’ (English)
33,400,000,000 light-year
criterion used
proper distance
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reference URL
https://www.newscientist.com/article/2315330-astronomers-have-found-what-may-be-the-most-distant-galaxy-ever-seen/
title
Astronomers have found what may be the most distant galaxy ever seenRead more: https://www.newscientist.com/article/2315330-astronomers-have-found-what-may-be-the-most-distant-galaxy-ever-seen/#ixzz7Tms7nnVD (English)
publication date
7 April 2022
author
Leah Crane
epoch
J2000.0
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Identifiers

SIMBAD ID
[HIM2022] HD1
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