There are at least 50,000 galaxies in its view, giving new clues about the universe's youth, from its "preteen" years to young adulthood. The snowstorm of galaxies in the Hubble panorama does not appear evenly spread out. Some galaxies seem to be grouped together.
The Hubble panorama displays at least 50,000 galaxies, which offer new insights into the universe's youth, from its "preteen" years to young adulthood. The galaxy distribution in this panorama is not evenly spread; some galaxies appear grouped together.