Astronomers have Discovered two enormous clusters of ancient galaxies that existed just 1.5 billion years after the creation of the universe in the Big Bang. According to current theoretical computer models of the early universe, clusters this size should not have come into existence until the cosmos was around three billion years old, leaving astronomers puzzled as to how the newly discovered specimens grew so large, so fast.
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Category: Space
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- ALMA
- Galaxy
- Space telescope
- Stars
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