An international group of scientists has discovered six new galaxies formed about 800 million years after the Big Bang.
Today, 14 October, the news Agency Xinhua was informed that Chinese, American and Chilean scientists have jointly made a breakthrough in the study of the era of reionization.
The number of newly opened space systems by the standards of the Universe have been formed quite recently, somewhere in the interval from 550 to 800 million years after the Big Bang. For example, the age of the Sun about five billion years, while a luminary is considered to be a young star capable of a few billion years to produce energy in the same mode.
Data galaxy can help scientists learn more about the processes of formation of the first stars and planets. An international group of scientists conducted their research under the leadership of Professor KNTU van Tsunesada. Experts were used in the research Observatory, located in Chile.
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