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Did you know? The Hubble Deep Field (1995) was a 10-day exposure of a seemingly empty patch of sky — less than 0.01% of the celestial surface. Result: ~3,000 galaxies in that single spot, some 12 billion light years away. It proved: the universe is full of galaxies everywhere.

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The Hubble Deep Field (1995) was a 10-day exposure of a seemingly empty patch of sky — less than 0.01% of the celestial surface. Result: ~3,000 galaxies in that single spot, some 12 billion light years away. It proved: the universe is full of galaxies everywhere.

Het Hubble Deep Field (1995) was een 10-daagse opname van een ogenschijnlijk leeg stukje hemel — minder dan 0.01% van het hemelsoppervlak. Resultaat: ~3.000 sterrenstelsels in dat ene plekje, sommige 12 miljard lichtjaar weg. Het bewees: het heelal zit overal vol met sterrenstelsels.

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