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Webb's data confirms Maisie's Galaxy as oldest ever observed
(interestingengineering.com)
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I'd love to see some sort of local star universe map that shows what everything is looking at!
I hope I understand correctly but do you mean a map of specific objects or phenomena that different research groups are looking at?
That would be hell of a lot of work but it wouldn't only be pretty, it would help the research to make sure they don't miss anything. Because you know, there's kind of a lot of shit out there.
As a yout, I had a poster that showed the solar system, then the galaxy, then the local group and so on until it showed our visible universe. Maybe out of a National Geographic?
Anyhow, I found it fascinating and still do. A newer version of that would be neato.
Well, there's
. I thought it was pretty neat when I saw it on Lemmy Few weeks back.!
That is just mind blowing!