Astronomy Homework Solutions
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The study of the most distant galaxies in comparison to ours
Why is the study of the most distant galaxies we can see related to the study of conditions around the time that our galaxy (and perhaps others) was forming?
This solution talks about the study of the most distant galaxies, namely Faber, Guhathakurta, Illingworth, and Koo, and how such study presents a direct view of galaxy evolution and offers the possibility of seeing the first episode of star formation in galaxies.
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