avalmartinez avalmartinez
  • 18-09-2016
  • Physics
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When scientists study distant galaxies what do they look for?

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cyanlightning
cyanlightning cyanlightning
  • 18-09-2016
They look for many things, although most important ones are earlier pictures of that frame since light takes a long time to travel back due to space being so infinitely big.
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Redcolt
Redcolt Redcolt
  • 19-09-2016
They aim first at light...if they found a galaxy. Galaxies that we are able to observed is called "Observe-able Galaxy"
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