NASA Universe on Twitter: "Next stop: GN-z11, about 33.5 billion light-years away! 🌟 This is the most distant galaxy we have found, and the most distant object known so far. 📏🤯 GN-z11 is a bright, infant galaxy that formed about 400 million years after the Big Bang. https://t.co/t7MyHjrX51… https://t.co/UzA8Ah19bT"

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Next stop: GN-z11, about 33.5 billion light-years away! This is the most distant galaxy we have found, and the most distant object known so far. GN-z11 is a bright, infant galaxy that formed about 400 million years after the Big Bang. https://hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2016/news-2016-07.html …pic.twitter.com/w6QdjTGZDH

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1. NASA Universe‏Verified account @NASAUniverse 28 May 2020
  The light we detect from GN-z11 was emitted about 13.4 billion years ago. Because the universe is expanding, this farthest known galaxy is about 33.5 billion light-years from us today.
  
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1. Narelle P‏ @p_narelle 28 May 2020
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  Finally some good news, Love knowing that we are a part of this.
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1. Omar‏ @PutoAstronauta 28 May 2020
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1. Massimo‏ @Massimo21705820 28 May 2020
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  Thanks for the spectacular, notional you give us. Always with you
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1. Mark‏ @Mark80643280 28 May 2020
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  Truly amazing we are able to see such distant galaxies !! Looking back to the dawn of time! Mind blowing stuff !!
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1. Vimal R‏ @VimalR01 2 Jun 2020
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  Almost poetic
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1. legit_diurma‏ @legit_diurma 2 Jun 2020
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  how can we see a galaxy 33 billion light years away when the universe is estimated 15 billion years old?
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1. Shashank Shekhar‏ @singhnihal43 24 Jun 2020
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