Astronomers have discovered a baby blue galaxy that is the furthest away in distance and time - 13.1 billion years - that they’ve ever seen. Credit: Pascal Oesch and Ivelina Momcheva, NASA ...

Astronomers have discovered a baby blue galaxy that is farther away in distance and time than any galaxy ever seen. It's among the universe's first generation of galaxies, from 13.1 billion years ago.

The galaxy is dubbed ALESS 073.1, and the images show it at a time when the universe was a mere 1.2 billion years old (for context, scientists estimate the age of the universe to be about 13.8 ...

The speck of blue light is a whole galaxy, potentially containing millions of planets and stars. It's known as a baby blue galaxy and has been given the nickname EGS-zs8-1. Image source, NASA/esa.

In 2015 astronomers used three telescopes, including the Hubble to spot a baby blue galaxy that is farther away in space than any other galaxy ever seen. The galaxy, named EGS-zs8-1, is 13.1 ...

A galaxy thought to be over the hillis apparently stillhard at work creating baby stars, a new study finds. Photos taken by the Hubble SpaceTelescope show the core ofan elliptical galaxy known as ...

An extreme protocluster gathering of infant galaxies is hiding a vast cosmic fuel tank that is powering 400 million years of intense star formation.

Hubble snapped a gorgeous image of a distant galaxy called NGC 2906. NGC 2906 has an abundance of massive young stars that shine brightly as … ...