Astronomers discover further Galaxy Ever found, 13.5 billion Light year from the earth, named after HD1where scientists predicted what exactly it is, and how it might look, and researchers suggest two ideas, the first is that HD1 They may form stars at an astonishing rate, and may even be home to the universe’s first stars known as Population Stars IIIwhich has never been observed.
According to the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”, the second idea revolves around the scientists’ suggestion that HD1 A supermassive black hole may contain about 100 million times the mass of the Sun.
As it was discovered HD1 After more than 1,200 hours of observation time with the Subaru Telescope, the Vesta Telescope, the UK Infrared Telescope and the Spitzer Space Telescope.
“It has been very hard work to find it,” said Yuichi Harikan, the astronomer at the University of Tokyo who discovered it. HD1 out of more than 700,000 objects,” adding, “The red color of . matches HD1 The predicted properties of a galaxy surprisingly 13.5 billion light-years away gave me goosebumps when I found it.”
As Fabio Paccucci, principal scientist for the study of the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, said:MNRAS), the co-author of the discovery paper, and an astronomer at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics said: “Answering questions about the nature of a source so remote can be challenging.”
Yakuchi described it as guessing the nationality of a ship from the flag it was flying, while it was far on shore, and the ship was in the midst of a thick and stormy fog, one might see some of the colors and shapes of the flag, but not in its entirety, it is after all a long game of analysis and exclusion of scenarios unreasonable.