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1. In a distant galaxy, the world of Thundera is in crisis.
2. The distant galaxy is visible through a cluster of galaxies called Abell 383, whose powerful gravity bends the rays of light almost like a magnifying glass.
3. When a very distant galaxy is examined with a very large telescope, we see its structure as it was when the light was emitted billions of years ago.

Galaxy Abell 1835 Ir1916

1. In 2004, the galaxy Abell 1835 IR1916 became the most distant galaxy ever seen by humans.

Spiral

1. In 1848, Lord Rosse noted it to be the second galaxy ever recognized as a spiral, although at the time no one realized it was a distant galaxy of stars.

Close-Up

1. The outskirt of the Pinwheel galaxy therefore serves as a close-up example of what the environment might look like in a distant galaxy. (Web site)

Black Hole

1. An ultraviolet flare was observed when a star in a distant galaxy was torn apart from the tidal forces of a black hole.

Light

1. The mass of the intervening galaxy distorts the path of the light, producing multiple images of the distant galaxy.

Milky Way

1. The most distant galaxy that orbits the Milky Way. (Web site)

Foreground

1. Most of the spots scattered about the frame are foreground stars in our own Galaxy, but some spots are globular clusters orbiting the distant galaxy.

Galaxy

1. The power of this massive cluster telescope has allowed astronomers to detect a galaxy at redshift 5.58, the most distant galaxy yet measured. (Web site)

Distant Galaxy

1. This occurs when light from a distant galaxy passes close to another galaxy on its way to Earth.
2. Dust lying in the spiral arms of the foreground galaxy stands out where it absorbs light from the more distant galaxy.

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1. Own Galaxy
2. Large Telescope
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4. Universe > Stars > Constellations > Pinwheel Galaxy
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